First of all, not all of you might know what a CMS is... It's ok, it's stands for Content Management System. What a content management system does, it simplifies your life. Most of your team members might have the skills to be able to update your site and not know about it.
When you look at it, Wordpress has 49% of the shares of the CMS and Joomla is at 6.3% right behind Drupal. There has to be a reason behind it, and we will look at it, and see why there is so much difference between those systems.
Launching your E-commerce site is something big, it brings customers and clients all around the world at your doorstep. It also speeds up the conversion from lead to client. Shopify and Woocommerce can shorten the sales cycle by proceeding with purchase without talking to you first.
With over 50% of the traffic on most websites being on mobile phones, it is quite important to look at AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) versions of your website. It will speed up content loading and accessibility.
This is proven by our recent presence on Clutch and recognized leadership among San Diego’s email marketing agencies. In our recent profile creation and following ranking, Clutch analysis deemed The X Concept as a Top Email Marketing Company in San Diego
Drupal is on the opposite side of the spectrum from the previous CMS we studied. It's a self hosted CMS that could be a little overwhelming for people not familiar with it. in 2017 the White House website switched from Drupal to Wordpress.
Credit Card Processing for your E-Commerce is Key, we will look at some of the main options that are available to you to succeed with your E-Commerce Strategy.
Looking at different alternatives to Wordpress. Weebly offers a very easy drag and drop self hosted solution. However we tend to prefer wordpress because of the flexibility, design and features it brings to web solutions.
When we compared Wix and Wordpress, I was looking at advantages and limitations. This time, we will compare Wordpress and Squarespace by topic as I don't want you to read the same thing over and over...
When choosing a CMS (Content Management System), there are a few questions to ask yourself. In this article, we will go between Wix and Wordpress. What can your current website do, and what can you future website bring to you?
