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Written by Charles Sanders
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Wednesday, 19 August 2009 09:00 |
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In our current environment we’ve seen ever increasing advancements in solutions that allow for seamless integration between CMS and the clients' need to support other marketing strategies that build brand awareness. These strategies commonly include Social Media services like Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace to name a few. We also have to mention other key services like YouTube and Google APIs.
The power of flexibility in your core CMS solution is critical in providing scalable service offerings to our clients. Our foundation of CMS is more than a way to update plain text on a website and more about the entire IMC (Integrated Marketing Communications). With a strong flexible CMS it’s not only the spokes of a wheel it’s the spokes and rim all in one.
Some of the more common CMS systems that have been proven leaders in this expanded role include Community Server, Joomla, SharePoint, Kentico, and more. All of these products have extensive communities with countless modules, plug-ins, and components to further assist in providing cost effective solution to fulfill client’s complete marketing objectives.
So what does this mean, you might be asking? It means that a good CMS is more than just a means to edit text on a website. A good CMS provides the framework to tie in all our clients business needs across the digital landscape from a single point of management.
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