Content Management
Years ago we were visiting websites that were "static", meaning, the content stayed the same and the website acted as simply on online flyer or brochure. If a website owner wanted to make a change or addition, they would call the web developer and have to pay to have text changed or an image added, etc. My, how things have changed.
A CMS is easily the best system for anyone that has a site with frequently changing content. Whether you have one person responsible for updating the website or if you have multiple users updating content from all over the world, the CMS is the only way that you'd be able to keep your website organized, clean, and user-friendly.
Although not every website needs to be updated frequently, if you want control of the content of your website to be right at your fingertips, you'll want to employ a CMS.
Some questions to ask yourself to decide if you need a CMS are:
- Do you currently have to call a website developer to make updates?
- Is the website developer slow at providing your updates?
- Do you have multiple people that would be helping to keep your website updated?
- Am I paying money just to keep my website fresh?
If the answer to any or all of these questions was a "yes", then a CMS is exactly what is needed to make your website stay fresh and stay ahead of your competition.
With a CMS in place, there is no need to rely on having to call someone and hope that they are responsive in order to update your website. You can be in control. There may be a structural tweak here or there that requires the attention of a developer but general content and everyday changes are up to you.
Web Full Circle CMS Advantage
Most web developers will have a standard CMS that is owned by them. When they build websites, they will attach your website to their CMS to allow you to make updates. This is done for every client so you essentially "share" the CMS with everyone else. This "shared" model has disadvantages:
- All of the websites that are built end up sharing similar structure which promotes the "template" look and feel that fails to make your website unique.
- The areas of the site that you are allowed to edit are already defined before you even begin. You end up being told what you can or cannot change.
- If you ever part ways with that developer, you are left empty-handed with no way to update your website.
Our solutions are unique in that we will not only design and develop your website from scratch, but we also custom develop the CMS to match your website specifically. We then hand both the website and the CMS to you, no strings attached. The difference is that you own the CMS, not Web Full Circle. You are not tied to us for any reason and you have the freedom to enjoy the CMS as your property.
Because we build the CMS custom, we won't be telling you what you can or cannot control, we'll be asking you what you'd like to control. Isn't that the way it should be?
