DoNanza, the search engine for work-from-home and freelance jobs, has released today its quarterly State of the Work-From-Home and Freelancing Economy. The whole report can broken into two main categories:
1. Analyzing the Rivalry Among CMS/Blogging Platforms
The report comes up with several interesting conclusions:
- Most CMS sites use wordpress while the largest budgets go to drupal developers;
- CMS professional project demand is showing extraordinary growth;
- WordPress is peerless in terms of demand for professionals;
- Drupal professionals are the highest earning:
2. Analyzing WorkâFrom-Home Market in General
An obvious but great-to-be-reminded-of conclusion here: Changes in Top 50 requested work-from-home skills show a rise in iPad and Android development:
Here’s the table sneak peek:
Cool, i was just wondering what CMS infrastructure to select as my business site.
What about platforms such as Tumlr??? I think it as a great infrastructure with better features and it seems from the report that its not in the champ court….
will be happy to get some other perspective
thanks,
J
Tumlr is not one i have looked at before, i will take a closer look at this and see if it will suit me
Tumlr is not one i have looked at before, i will take a closer look at this and see if it will suit me
i always use wordpress but i am looking at other CMS at the moment
I think DoNanza is the world’s largest work-from-home job search engine database aggregating jobs from hundreds of work-from-home job sites. DoNanza users are a wide spectrum of users from Professional freelancers to WAHMs (Work-at-Home Moms), part time students and hobbyists earning from home doing what they are good at and interested in.
Interesting to see link building rise but no surprise for iPad and Andriod
Do you know, why WordPress’ projects are so cheap? Because it’s a good platform with plenty of stuff already inside.