Great content builds
the audience that
builds the business

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Trusted by Salesforce, Capgemini, and Meta

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The reality

The first interaction with your content isn’t a reader. It’s an AI.

AI speaks WordPress. Natively.

AI discovery

Agentic workflows

AI with context

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Marketing velocity

Move at the speed of the campaign, not the queue

Content analytics by Parse.ly

Know what’s working. Do more of it.

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Structured content and multi-site publishing

The same campaign doesn’t need 3 builds for 3 markets

Governance and brand control

The more people who publish, the more governance matters

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Total cost of ownership

Your CMS is either an asset or a tax on every campaign

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What marketing teams can do on WordPress VIP

Capgemini

Immediately boosted productivity after migrating from Drupal. Now teams deliver smooth user experiences across languages, cultures, and markets.

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The enterprise CMS platform built for marketers

Frequently asked questions

Do marketers still need engineering to publish content on WordPress VIP?

How does WordPress VIP help measure content ROI and pipeline impact?

What does migrating from a legacy DXP like AEM or Sitecore to WordPress VIP involve?

Can WordPress VIP enforce brand governance and approval workflows across distributed marketing teams?

How does WordPress VIP integrate with existing marketing automation, CRM, and CDP platforms?