June 14, 201016 yr concrete5 is very very intuitive for non-web developers to use to manage the content of a site. It's also quite well thought out for developers to work with. It won't magically do SEO for you, but it will let you do vanity urls, meta tags on each page, alt tags on images, auto-build a sitemap.xml file..etc.. If you're willing to put in the work, concrete5 shouldn't get in your way with SEO concerns. plus your clients will love ya. of course I'm biased, but if you ask in our community you'll get answers from people who don't run it. http://concrete5.org/community -frz ceo, concrete5
June 14, 201016 yr I'll second that, Seo wise Concrete5 will be as good as the developer. It shouldn't cause you a problem if you lay the correct ground work. Think of it like wordpress, you can create a theme that's counter productive SEO wise, that doesn't mean to say Wordpress is bad, it's just a reflection on that theme developer. Just my $0.02
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