Website Content Management Systems

Take full control of your website with a web CMS that allows you to make your own updates, saving you time and money

 

 

 

	Static Site	Small Business Pack	Database/ Estate Agent	E-Commerce
Pages	8	12	12 Dynamic	12 Dynamic
CMS (Joomla)
Logo Branding	1 hour	3 hours	3 hours	3 hours
Customised Template	2 hours	4 hours	4 hours	4 hours
Spam Free Forms
Shop Virtuemart
Property Database
Keyword Research
Optimised Content		5,000	15,000	15,000
On Page Seo & Meta
Internal Linking
Multi Language		English	English, (French or Russian)	English, (French or Russian)
Email
Hosting
Domain Name
24 Hour Support
Time Line	1 month	2 months	3 months	3 months
Prices	750 €	2,250 €	4,250 €	7,000 €

Content Management Systems: What are they?

Content Management Systems (CMS's) are computer applications that are used for the management of various kinds of digital media and text.

A Web Content Management System (WCMS) is principally a web-site maintenance tool that allows non-technical users to perform everyday tasks such as updating content as well as adding new pages and categories.

A web CMS can also be used to allow a programmer to easily add functionality to your website. This might include functions such as site search, discussion forums, bookings etc.

Content Management Systems: Why use them?

The Internet is an ever changing and expanding network and the long-term success of any website is largely dependent on the freshness and relevance of its content. The use of a web CMS allows non-technical administrators to easily update and add new content without the supervision of an experienced technician. Furthermore web CMS allow programmers to easily add functionality to your website allowing you to upgrade at a relatively low cost.

Keep Content Fresh and Relevant

The long term success of any website is largely dependent on the ability of it's administrators to keep it's content both fresh and relevant. Most business will also periodically update their products or services information and these small changes are ideally carried out in-house via a CMS avoiding the extra expense of asking a web developer.

User Friendly Interface

The principal function of a web CMS is that it is an easy to use website maintenance tool and as such they are designed so that non-technical staff can carry out day-to-day operations. They tend to employ interfaces that are user-friendly and easy to learn and although the initial setup will typically require the expertise of an experienced coder, day-to-day operations can be quickly and efficiently managed by non-technical personnel.

Dynamic Categories and Ease of Navigation

Keeping your website well structured is critical both in terms of SEO and the ease with which users can navigate your site. The use of a web CMS allows non-technical administrators to add both extra pages and categories while maintaining a clear overall structure for the site as a whole. As with content changes, updating any navigational elements and creating new pages for example are made simple with a web CMS.

Increased Functionality and Adaptability

The use of a web CMS is particularly beneficial in terms of increasing the functionality of your website. There are a plethora of plug-ins available that allow you to easily increase the functionality of your website: these include amongst others - site search, blogging, discussion forums, password secure content, bookings, polls and subscriptions. Many of these plug-ins are free and the use of a web CMS makes their installation both quick and cost-effective. Web developers can also create customised plug-ins that meet your specific requirements. The CMS then allows the website administrator to use these.