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You can also use 'built with' <a href="http://builtwith.com/" rel="ugc">http://builtwith.com/</a>&nbsp;. &nbsp;On most of my sites, it is pretty misleading because even though there is a Wordpress blog, 95% of the sites are custom and don't use any framework.
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You can also use 'built with' http://builtwith.com/ [http://builtwith.com/] .  On most of my sites, it is pretty misleading because even though there is a Wordpress blog, 95% of the sites are custom and don't use any framework.

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Excellent! &nbsp;Thank you!
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Thanks Dave. &nbsp;That one looks good too.
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How can you find the technology that was used to build a website? I know isitwp.com - &nbsp;tells you if it's WordPress and Wix and Weebly usually identify themselves early in the source. But how about sites like <a href="http://www.pingdom.com" rel="ugc">www.pingdom.com</a>&nbsp;or <a href="http://www.gotoassist.com?" rel="ugc">www.gotoassist.com?</a><br />
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Thanks
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How can you find the technology that was used to build a website? I know isitwp.com -  tells you if it's WordPress and Wix and Weebly usually identify themselves early in the source. But how about sites like www.pingdom.com or www.gotoassist.com?

Thanks

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