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The Top 10 AI Tools for Small Business: From Automation to a Coordinated Team of AI Agents

matt-garrepy

The very first beta of the popular open source content management framework, Drupal 7 has been released. Drupal 7 brings about a ton of changes such as:
<ul>
<li>revamped user interface</li>
<li>a new admin and default core theme</li>
<li>image handling in core, fields (CCK!) in core</li>
<li>module and theme upgrades from within the browser</li>
<li>an automated testing framework with over 24,000 tests</li>
<li>improved security and scalability</li>
<li>revamped database</li>
<li>AJAX and file systems</li>
<li>jQuery 1.4, jQuery UI 1.8, RDFa</li>
<li>many more</li>
</ul>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2010-10-07-at-5_32_26-am-580x258.png" alt="Drupal 7 Admin Interface" />
Please see <a href="http://drupalcode.org/viewvc/drupal/drupal/CHANGELOG.txt?revision=1.373&amp;view=markup">CHANGELOG.txt</a> for a comprehensive list of all improvements in Drupal 7 or <a href="http://drupal.org/drupal-7.0-beta1">download</a> your copy today..

The first beta of Drupal 7 is now available for testing

mike-johnston

Kentico is one  of the most popular .NET Content Management Systems in the marketplace (<a href="/kentico-the-cms-for-the-net-generation/">review</a>) and we wanted to take some time to learn more about their product and their companies goals. Mr. Petr Palas, founder and CEO was gracious enough to spend some time with us and answer a few questions.
CC: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and your relationship with Kentico. Are you a founding member? How did your interaction with Kentico come about and what did you do previously?
<img title="petrp" src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/petrp.gif" />
PP: Before starting Kentico Software, I worked as a product manager in the .NET component industry. Back in 2004, there was no decent or true .NET CMS on the market and many companies were developing their own CMS. I saw an opportunity to create a content management system and offer it to web agencies. So I started Kentico Software. Our first client was Gibson Musical Instruments. Six years later, they're still using Kentico for their main corporate website.
We are a private, profit funded company without debts or external funding and we've been profitable since year one. We experience more than 100% growth of revenue annually since inception and currently have 65 employees, 2,500 clients, almost 5,000 active web sites and 1,200 active partners worldwide across 84 countries.
CC: What is the primary focus of your company? What type of corporations / organizations do you primarily focus your attentions on and why?
PP: Kentico CMS is a highly flexible and scalable solution designed to cover the small brochure sites to multi-site to multi-national projects of Fortune 500 companies. Our customer is anybody who needs a full-featured .NET CMS that is easy to use, flexible and backed by excellent support.
Still, there's one significant group of clients that we focus on – the web agencies who use Kentico CMS as a platform to create client websites. We've built a lot of our business helping web agencies deliver high quality websites on time and with fewer resources. Unlike many other CMS vendors, we’ve made a strategic business decision to not compete with our channel of solution partners and integrators by not offer our own professional services – instead, we direct these clients with integration requirements to our recommended solution partners.
CC: How does Kentico assist customers learn about, interact with, and best present their products to their customers?
PP: I would say the most important benefit of Kentico CMS is the ease of use. I’m sure every CMS vendor will tell you that their CMS is easy to use, but I say this based on the feedback we consistently hear from our clients.
For example, from web agencies that have  deep experience with several CMS products, Kentico is very intuitive for non-technical users, they do not need to spend a lot time training their clients and they receive fewer calls from end users in comparison to any other CMS product. This is really critical for the success of any CMS project – if your CMS is not user friendly, the content administrators won't use it and you will end up with outdated website that doesn't deliver expected results.
CC: Do you feel your product is unique in its offerings? If so, why?
PP: Of course our CMS offering is unique. One of several unique values of Kentico is the completeness of the solution. Other vendors often rely on third-party products in such areas as e-commerce or social networking. This often leads to a poor user experience, architecture full of compromises, a more costly implementation and often leaves clients with software that cannot be upgraded due to compatibility issues with third-party products and the latest version of the CMS. The fact that you receive all features directly from Kentico means you also benefit with lower initial and ongoing costs and dramatically lower project risks.
Kentico CMS is particularly strong in two feature areas: rapid website development and multi-site support. While many products offer various drag-and-drop interfaces, Kentico provides a complete environment for creating websites through your browser. It means that web developers without extensive .NET knowledge can work in a front-end portal interface and your more experienced developers can focus on complex .NET coding using the integration Kentico CMS offers with Visual Studio.
Kentico CMS is the only commercial .NET CMS vendor who built multi-site support into the core of the system. It means you don't have to make compromises with half-baked multi-site architecture. And we have clients who successfully deploy hundreds of websites centrally managed in a single installation.
CC: What do you say to those that scoff at the security and stability of the .NET framework when compared to other technologies?  What has .NET enabled you to do better?
PP: As a software vendor who has been using the .NET platform for 6+ years, we believe that .NET is the best platform for our clients. It's secure, stable and provides enterprise-level scalability. Unlike other platforms, .NET is backed by Microsoft who continues to invest resources in maintaining and extending their core platform. We have seen Microsoft very responsive to security issues and bugs.
As a Gold Partner we work closely with Microsoft to provide what we believe is industry leading integration of Kentico CMS with Visual Studio. The combination of the Microsoft platform and Kentico CMS allows our clients to develop websites with tools they are already know in a secure and robust environment.
CC: What is your vision for the next couple of years in this market? How has Kentico  positioned itself to be the “ go to” player?
PP: As we have seen the overall WCM market will continue to mature. Customers will expect even more features and value for their investment. This is an area where Kentico has always been strong – delivering solutions for real-world scenarios, easy to implement, easy to use, and has low ongoing technology costs.
This philosophy had a significant impact as we looked at our own product roadmap. We saw that online marketers are a huge under-served area. Right now, we're working on Kentico CMS 6.0 that will dramatically improve the way that marketers can generate new business for their companies. The new on-line marketing functionality will empower every marketer to optimize their website for higher conversion rates using A/B and multivariate testing, provide visitors with personalized content and deliver qualified leads to their sales team. Unlike other solutions that are too complex for non-technical users and require full-time staff to keep them running, Kentico will bring these features to marketers who need an immediate ROI without growing their budget.
CC: Online marketers have definitely been getting noticed more and solutions (whether integrated or separate packages altogether) are starting to get more functions within CMS like Sitecore for example. What will Kentico do that will make it the more appealing option?
PP: We have been watching the online marketing space closely. Like any new technology we see that it’s expensive, requires extensive integration and increased deployment and maintenance costs that are out of line with customer expectations. As we talked to customers we saw the technology had matured but neither the acquisition, integration, or maintenance costs have. Kentico Enterprise Marketing Solution that will be introduced with version 6.0 next year will deliver an easy to use, cost efficient solution that is fully integrated with other CMS functionality. Our customers are very excited about this new functionality – we would love to show you more as we finalize our development.
CC: What was the biggest Kentico success story of this year for your company / clientele?
PP: We see more clients deploying Kentico for major sites with extreme traffic. Newsmax, Conduit, Motors.co.uk, Gibson or Blackboard are just a few examples of such sites.  As an example, the Newsmax site serves 20 million page views per month, with over a million pieces of content, while running on a single, stand-alone production server. We also see more web agencies standardize on Kentico as their core platform and offering Kentico as an alternative to Ektron or Sitecore, because they don't have to spend the majority of the project budget on licenses and can spend more time on delivering a successful website to their clients.
CC: You’ve recently celebrated 6 years of fantastic growth coupled with a continually expanding staff, what do you attribute this success to?
PP: First of all, we were fortunate to enter the .NET CMS market at the right time. Growth and success are easy, if you follow the core principle that is part of the Kentico Software culture – keep delivering what your clients asked for. We're not just implementing fancy new features, but we continue to improve existing functionality based on client feedback. Of course, we wouldn't be so successful, without our loyal partners who successfully adopted Kentico CMS as their core platform for creating websites.
CC: What do you feel has been the greatest advancement in WCM/CMS market over the past year or so?
PP: I would say the major advancement was the fact that WCM is no longer considered to be just about managing content. People expect that a CMS should do everything they require to support their web strategy and succeed with their on-line presence. They want a solution that will allow them to sell products on-line, engage with clients in social networks and integrate with their existing systems, such as ERP or CRM.
Also, site owners want to see measurable results and an optimized visitor experience, so they get the most from their investments. This is what we understand under the term WEM. I think this is so important version 6 of Kentico CMS will have a heavy focus on this.
CC: How do you define the term ‘CMS’?
PP: In Kentico, we believe that a Web Content Management System should provide marketers and developers with everything they need to achieve their goals on-line. Whether they need to publish search engine-optimized content, sell products on-line, integrate social networks or improve their marketing results, they should obtain it in a single, fully integrated solution. They shouldn't merely receive a framework and be forced to develop costly integrations of multiple specialized products, which often happens with many other CMS vendors.
Additionally, they shouldn't be forced to buy numerous add-on modules, requiring complex or even impossible upgrade paths from multiple vendors, which is quite often the case with open-source CMS systems. Kentico CMS delivers all functional components out of the box, and concurrently, offers extensive flexibility in how you use them or extend them.
CC: Thank you for your time Mr. Palas.
Want to learn more about Kentico? Read our <a href="/kentico-the-cms-for-the-net-generation/">review</a> or visit them on the web at <a href="http://www.kentico.com">http://www.kentico.com</a>

Interview with Petr Palas, Founder and CEO of Kentico

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.bitrix24.com/">Bitrix24</a>, the popular CRM and collaboration tool, has made a significant set of announcements.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/bitrix24_logo_400x0.jpg" /> The platform – which is a little over three years old – has over 800,000 signups and 4.5 million users, and is set to gain a few more with the news of a free basic plan which now boasts a long list of new features. Bitrix24 also Best CMS for Corporate IntranetsSuch features include; CRM report dashboards, task dependencies, custom fields, email tasks, and much more. Let's take a closer look.<h2>A Seriously Major Bitrix24 Update</h2>One thing's for sure; this is a big Bitrix24 update.The actual CRM update brings about a long, long list of additions. We're talking about a new dashboard with reports on leads and also on quotes and invoices. But that's certainly not all.Here's a full list of what's new:<ul><li>Ability to add email recipients to activity stream posts</li><li>Tasks to email, email to tasks</li><li>Email to chat</li><li>New Bitrix24 instant messenger</li><li>Bitrix24.Softphone</li><li>Gantt chart with dependencies</li><li>New task reminder options</li><li>Restrict task scheduling to work days and work hours</li><li>New mobile tasks</li><li>New push notifications</li><li>Collaboration between users with different Bitrix24 accounts</li><li>New pricing and discounts</li><li>Gantt zoom in/out</li><li>Task dependencies</li><li>Workday/time scheduling restrictions</li></ul><h2>Mobile Updates Included</h2>Bitrix24's mobile-version CRM has been enhanced, too. When receiving an incoming call for example, users will be able to view the client’s full profile.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/crm_-_en_-_1178x0-is.png" />The mobile version also now has a fully featured VoIP softphone, as well as quick replies from push notifications via Apple Watch and Android Wear, providing easy access to live chat.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/applewatch_-_en259x0-is.png" />Overall, it's safe to say that the Bitrix24 team has worked hard on this robust update. More interestingly though, is their move to provide a totally free plan, opening the door to customer relationship management for countless small-to-medium sized businesses across the world. Good on them.To find out more about this update, checkout the Bitrix24 blog announcement. Also, be sure to checkout the video presentation of the new update.

Bitrix24 Unveils Free CRM Plan & Flurry of New Features

To help their users complete more sales, <a href="https://selz.com/" target="_blank">Selz</a> has released an Abandoned Cart App – an essential feature for the modern eCommerce platform.
Selz is a increasingly popular online selling solution that can be integrated into existing websites, or set up as a standalone store. They release regular and relevant updates, which is always a positive sign in my eyes.
<a href="https://selz.com/" target="_blank"><img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/selz-1_700x0214x0-is.png" /></a>
According to Selz, 63.85% of customers abandon their carts at the checkout stage. That's an alarming figure, and one that Selz is trying to shrink with this update.
<h2>Bring Those Customers Back</h2>
The Selz Abandoned Cart App automatically detects abandoned carts and helps bring those same customers back via email.
Selz users are given full visibility around who abandoned their cart, and what products they were going to buy.
Customized and thoughtfully timed emails can then be configured to be sent out to those deserters, letting them know that their cart is ready and waiting for them to complete their purchase. Merchants can also opt to send another follow up email if the cart remains abandoned.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2015-09-21-at-5_00_17-pm501x0-is.png" />
If the system works, and a customer returns and converts, Selz users will see a ‘Recovered’ tag attached to that particular sale in their admin panel.
The only down side is that the app doesn't come free. There's a 14 day free trial to ensure it works for your audience, but thereafter, <a href="https://selz.com/apps/detail/55cbf1df3f64cafb6a27531c" target="_blank">it'll be $4.99 per month from the Selz App Store</a>.
To find out more about this new app, <a href="https://selz.com/blog/the-abandoned-cart-app-is-here/" target="_blank">read Selz' official blog announcement</a>.
For more information on Selz, <a href="https://selz.com/" target="_blank">check out their website</a>.

Selz Releases Abandoned Cart App

Everyone is singing the praises for Chorus, Vox Media’s own CMS and the platform behind the recently launched <a href="http://www.vox.com/" target="_blank">Vox.com</a>.  
 Patrick Thornton of the <a href="http://interchangeproject.org/2012/05/10/chorus-the-best-content-management-system-i-have-ever-heard-of/" target="_blank"> Interchange Project</a> calls it, “the best CMS I’ve ever heard of.” 
 The New York Times credits it for the success of the Vox Media, while even Eric Eldon, of the rival blog <a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/07/a-closer-look-at-chorus-the-next-generation-publishing-platform-that-runs-vox-media/" target="_blank"> TechCrunch</a>, is “very impressed”, and calls it a next-generation platform competing against those that are decades old. 
 But perhaps the best vote of confidence comes from <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ezra_Klein" target="_blank">Ezra Klein</a>, the man steering the wheel of Vox.com. 
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/ezraklein.jpeg" alt="Ezra Klein" />
Ezra Klein – Vox Media
Ezra Klein is best known as the founder of the  Washington Post ’s <a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/" target="_blank"> Wonkblog</a> and the publication’s loudest online voice – until he resigned from this lucrative job that garnered him fame and fortune. The reason boils down to the content management system in place.   
Klein, 29, felt that print journalism is outdated in that its publishing system revolves around publishing daily papers. He believes the future of journalism is online, and wanted new and effective technology that reflected this. That’s what Vox Media offered.
So, what is it about Chorus that causes competitors to swoon and journalists to quit their high-profile jobs? As you might expect, there’s more than one reason to love it.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/vox.png" alt="Vox Media" />
<h3>Unilateral Editorial Workflow</h3>
Story assignments, schedules, editing, and all other workflow items are synced with both the user ID system and the publishing system. That makes it easier for users to organize their projects and move them along to the next step. This is a modern feature at a time when competitors are still organizing with whiteboards, spreadsheets, or third-party systems like Basecamp or Asana.
<h3>Automatic Reference and Linking</h3>
Chorus is doing most of the duties of online journalists for them! It conducts automatic word scans, then finds and links it to other related texts. It also brings up relevant (and licensed) photos and videos available for use. That frees up the writers to focus more of their time on writing.
<h3>Specialization</h3>
This dream CMS is always updating; it refuses to lose any of the ground it put between itself and its competitors. Do you need a home page that features real-time updates without refreshing? Done. Shortcut keys for faster navigation through the comments? You got it. Part of the allure of Chorus isn’t what it does, it’s what it can do.
<h3>Solidarity</h3>
A user ID can get you anywhere, with easy transfer between sites. Comments can become easily become posts, and commenters can easily become authors. But doors can just as readily be closed, and administrators can ban certain users (or groups) from commenting.
<h3>Statistics</h3>
A lot of online industries are number games. With a simplified dashboard and a direct connection to Google Analytics, the staff can see clearly and quickly just how each post is doing. But that’s not even the best part. A special analysis examines past data, Google search trends, and other secret sources unrevealed to the public to suggest the best possible date and time to publish your story.
<h3>The Bottom Line</h3>
Last month, Vox Media launched Vox.com with Klein at the helm. 
 It’s still too new for a definitive pass/fail, but we can say that we like its fresh new look and modern, easy-to-browse style. 
While it’s not fair to attribute the success of Vox exclusively to its CMS, we can certainly assert that Chorus played a large part in attracting the talents of Klein and his team. And on top of all the other praise Vox.com is getting, that’s really saying something.

Singing the Praises of Chorus

WP Engine, the managed WordPress hosting and security solution, today announced WP Engine Automated Migration.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/wp_engine_logo_bb_700x0.png" />Previously this year, WP Engine took an interesting step towards WordPress Customer Experience Management, as it unveiled GeoIP functionality. This gave marketers the power to deliver location-specific content.
Let's take a look at what this latest update brings.
<h2>Faster &amp; Less Technical Website Migrations</h2>
Available as a WordPress plugin, WP Engine Automated Migration enables simple and seamless migrations of WordPress websites to WP Engine’s managed WordPress hosting platform.
Once installed, the tool cuts out the most technical steps it typically takes to fully migrate a site to WP Engine. In fact, a full migration can now be as fast as 30 minutes, thanks to this latest update.
WP Engine Automated Migration creates less work for developers and for marketers. It is a powerful migration solution free from the technical overhead migrations often require.
Furthermore, the plugin reduces the costs typically associated with a full site migration by eliminating the need to pay an additional vendor to move your site from one platform to another.
Jason Cohen, founder of WP Engine, had this to say upon the announcement:
<blockquote>
“At WP Engine, we keep the customer at the forefront of everything we do. We are constantly innovating and building new tools to make our customers’ lives easier. It’s great to hear that developers and marketers are as excited as we are about our new Automated Migration solution.
Migrating sites from one platform to another has previously been an expensive and lengthy process, so we’re looking forward to helping more businesses move across to our platform quickly and easily.”
</blockquote>
To find out more, and to sign up for WP Engine, <a href="/wpengine" target="_blank">visit their website</a>.

WP Engine Announces Automated Migration Solution for WordPress

CoreMedia is a leading provider of Web Content Management (WCM) software to organizations demanding engaging, context-driven online experiences for their customers regardless of channel or touchpoint.
We had a chance to have a chat with Glenn Conradt, VP of Global Marketing and asked him about the company, it's claim to fame and how best it can help customers achieve success online.
CC: What can you tell us about CoreMedia?
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/glenn-conradt-photo-100x100.jpg" alt="Glenn Conradt" />
GC: Over 14 years ago when CoreMedia delivered its first system to manage a media clients website, the internet was in its infancy and most of us were unaware of how this medium would impact our personal and business environments.
CoreMedia’s close roots to the disruptive and demanding challenges of the media and telecommunications industry has ensured its organic growth and technological leadership since then and today it is the platform of choice for many of the highest traffic portals in Europe and around the world. While competitors continue to provide the delivery of static websites, CoreMedia in 2006 pioneered the ability to deliver personalized content in real-time with it’s Content Application Engine and followed this up as the first vendor to deliver integrated social media functionality. While the market was talking multi-channel, CoreMedia was talking and delivering multi-touchpoint.
Today CoreMedia, while a late entrant into the North American market, is able to address the complexity of managing the online ecosystem, ensure high performance and reliability, while delivering a personal, mobile and social user experience. As a result, organizations can more effectively execute their online strategies to engage consumers, build customer loyalty and ultimately drive greater revenue and profitability, even in the most complex, highly-trafficked environments.
CC: What are the main products that CoreMedia offers and how do they integrate / communicate with one another?
GC: CoreMedia’s core product is CoreMedia CMS. The latest version, CoreMedia V, manages and delivers every type of digital content for the Web including text, video, images, music and complex multimedia. Designed to make content management easy, it features a highly customizable user interface and out-of-the-box editorial tools and workflows that can be tailored to the way web managers work. We will be rolling out CoreMedia VI towards the end of the year – and introducing a new way of working with content – so be on the lookout!
CoreMedia CMS is comprised of three primary product sets: CoreMedia Adaptive Products, which enables enterprises to deliver context appropriate content to users based on the interaction between the user, environment, device and content; CoreMedia Social Products, which enables enterprises to engage with users via social network integration and community building; and CoreMedia Open Products, which allows seamless integration with back-office systems, core applications and business portals based on open standards. All of these products are integrated into CoreMedia CMS.
CC: There are many claims on the CoreMedia website with regards to the ROI and other benefits to using CoreMedia products. How do you back up these claims? Do you have case studies to prove these statements?
GC: We do!  Hundreds of companies worldwide place their trust in content management software from CoreMedia. Our customers use our software to run their corporate websites, intranets and high traffic portals offering video services, e-government, shopping and customer services. CoreMedia technology helps media businesses with their cross-media publishing, provides social software to help companies manage their change to Enterprise 2.0 businesses and protects content with a standard suite of software for digital rights management.  You can check out some case studies below:
https://www.coremedia.com/en/Case-Studies/1482.html?queryParameter=1592
CC: What was the biggest CoreMedia success story of this year for your company / clientele?
GC: It’s been a great year for CoreMedia thus far; we’ve expanded our presence in the US with the opening of an office in San Francisco and a growing marketing, sales and professional services team. We’ve seen significant traction with our WCM technologies in Europe and Asia as companies evolve the ways in which they engage with their customers online, so our North American expansion was a natural next step.
On the customer front, the last year has seen some significant growth.
1.      Earlier this week we announced a <a href="http://www.coremedia.com/web-content-management/news-events/press-releases/internet-broadcasting-and-coremedia-to-offer-cloud-based-web-content-management-solution-for-media-companies-/-/1602/7466/-/_lyqnxwz/-/index.html">major deal with Internet Broadcasting</a> to replace their current web publishing solution with our Cloud-based technology platform.
2.      We completed a project with Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). <a href="http://www.aamc.org/mededportal">MedEdPORTAL</a> is an interactive web portal designed to promote educational collaboration by facilitating the open exchange of peer-reviewed teaching resources such as tutorials, virtual patients, simulation cases, lab guides, videos, podcasts, assessment tools, etc.
3.      We were also incredibly excited to support the official portal for the largest sporting event in the world earlier this year; our selection and the subsequent success of the website was a huge affirmation of the reliability and scalability of our solution that we’ve been promoting.
4.      In what is believed to be the largest technology investment ever by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, CoreMedia was chosen as their online publishing platform. “Unleashed”, the first of three sites that were to be migrated, went live recently.
We’ve also seen tremendous recognition for the importance of web content management. In Gartner’s recent WCM Magic Quadrant, they predicted that WCM software will generate more than $1 billion in revenue for its vendors, up from $890 million in 2009. CoreMedia fared quite well in this year’s report- from 2009 to 2010 we experienced significant movement up and to the right to the Visionary quadrant. We feel this is a huge endorsement of our strategic focus over the past year, and plan to continue this momentum with a number of significant announcements on the product and customer side, further growth from our North American operations, and expansion of our partner ecosystem.
Lastly, we launched our new corporate website, reflecting our new branding and an improved user experience – and obviously built on our own CoreMedia CMS platform.
CC: Why do you feel CoreMedia is unique in its offerings?
GC: We covered our ability to deliver content in context, but another unique element to our story is how we can handle even the most intricate content situations. As a result of extensive M&amp;A activity and additions of layers of new technology systems and applications, the content organization within many large organizations can be incredibly complex. Content is often spread across silos, in many different systems and repositories. CoreMedia is able to make these complex scenarios simpler, providing a robust, scalable solution for organizing and managing content between heterogeneous systems, whether internal or external. Our platform leverages open standards to easily integration with external systems, including ERP, CRM, digital asset management and video repositories. This easy integration ensures seamless content management and delivery from one single source, and makes our platform an ideal solution for companies that have a complex, highly trafficked environment.
In addition to being able to handle complex environments, CoreMedia excels at creating and publishing digital content of any type from text to rich media in a highly personalized way, creating a truly engaging experience for Web users. Our Content Application Engine enables organizations to automatically adapt content to the user’s context at that point in time- factoring in user ratings and comments, GPS information, device parameters, time of day/year, or user profile data from CRM and other back office systems- to create a personalized user experience. This is a huge advantage, especially factoring in the burgeoning number of web-enabled mobile devices, in addition to the basic Web.
And speaking of devices- mobile capabilities are another key differentiator for CoreMedia. CoreMedia’s strategic partnership with Sevenval addresses this trend by enabling businesses to immediately deliver Web content customized to both the individual consumer and the parameters of their specific mobile device- we support over 11,000 of them!
CC: How does CoreMedia assist customers, learn about, interact with, and best present their products to their customers?
GC: Businesses recognize the importance of providing excellent cross-channel experiences to improve the customer experience. In fact, a recent Forrester Research study showed that 80 percent of customer experience decision makers said that improving cross-channel interactions was one of their key priorities in 2010. Consumers consistently rate satisfaction levels for cross-channel experiences as poor, however, so it is apparent that businesses often struggle to deliver.  Organizations that wish to engage with their customers online must move beyond just delivering web content to various touchpoints, such as a mobile device, PC or social media platform. They should instead consider how content will be consumed by creating a personalized experience that addresses the user’s context (e.g. device, physical location, time-of-day, season, social networking “Likes”, relevant friend recommendations, etc).  This is the benefit that CoreMedia can deliver to our customers- helping them improving the quality and consistency of their interactions with their audience by supporting multiple channels and devices with a single core content offering that automatically adapts to each user as an individual. By intergrating content within social media networks like Facebook, organizations are able to engage directly in online customer discussions, making the dialog with their customers two-way rather than just one way.
From a bottom line perspective, CoreMedia provides organizations with a more cost-effective way of engaging with customers, no longer making it necessary for various departments to have their own in-depth technical expertise to communicate across different touchpoints. By delivering relevant and contextualized content, companies can capture customer mindshare, build brand loyalty and ultimately drive revenue. It also drives down the cost of managing and delivering digital content, and increases conversion rates and revenues through more precisely targeted cross-sell and up-sell opportunities. And finally, improved self-service applications can empower customers to help themselves, either directly or through self-supporting communities, reducing the impact on already over-stretched contact center resources.
CC: Your website states that CoreMedia WCM allows users to maximize their return on engagement. Can you define this term (as you see it)?
GC: Consumers use several sources of information before making purchase decisions – they may seek independent opinions, speak to customer service agents, or examine goods physically. And they are accessing information via myriad channels, including mobile devices, social media and company websites.  As a result, there are endless opportunities for brands to engage directly with their customers. Without a solution that converts channels into touchpoints to engage with consumers in a contextualized way, you risk losing business. By synchronizing, updating and optimizing your digital content and delivering relevant content as and when your customers’ needs and situation changes, you can quickly increase the return on your customer engagement, making each interaction productive and ultimately more profitable.
CC: What is the CoreMedia Social Software package and the Social Application Connector and how can they assist customers make the most of their content?
GC: CoreMedia Social Software enables businesses to turn their websites into vibrant online communities. It offers all of the features that a community demands – personal profiles, preferences, blogs, discussion boards, forums, ratings, comments and tags. CoreMedia Social Software is a comprehensive solution designed to be low maintenance, giving you the opportunity to listen to, learn from and engage with users.
By creating a community around your products or services, businesses can empower users to help each other to resolve issues, thus dramatically reduce the support costs;
get invaluable feedback on your current products and services through ratings and comments; follow the threads on discussion boards and forums to get instant insights into what is really on the minds of their users; and create forums around specific products and services, gauge opinions, test new ideas and get honest feedback quickly.
CoreMedia Social Application Connector enables companies to engage directly with social networks, listening to the discussions and making your content freely available.
Since users meet, discuss and share ideas all over the web and, in particular, on social networks, CoreMedia Social Application Connector enables businesses to build an application inside social networks so they can listen to the discussions and put across their point of view.  Businesses can deliver content on their website based on feedback from social networks to ensure that a seamless conversation runs between the corporate website and independent social networks.
CC: What do you feel has been the greatest advancement in WCM/CMS market over the past year or so?
GC: First generation WCM technology delivered static websites. The trend to “rip and replace” these older technologies is driving by the emergence of the mobile, social and personal web. The rapid adoption of mobile technologies by consumers has placed entirely new demands on how companies manage and distribute content to their customers. Providing rich user experiences across a growing number of devices while ensuring brand consistency and cost efficiency requires a non-siloed approach. CoreMedia’s extensive work in mobile-forward Europe, together with our partnership with Sevenval, has enabled us to provide a scalable, cost effective and consistent Web experience from a single source that automatically adapts to over 11,000 mobile devices. While many WCM vendors have inadequate responses to the mobile trend, there is a clear absence of any, apart from CoreMedia, that can address this while enabling social dialogue and a personalized contextual experience.
CC: What is your vision for the next couple of years in this market? How has CoreMedia positioned itself to be the “go to” player?
GC: The mobile Web channel has often been treated as an afterthought, with poorly-conceived Web content and an unsatisfactory Web experience for the customer. In the US and Northern Europe, however, mobile penetration is approaching 100 percent, and Gartner research indicates that mobile devices will overtake PCs by 2013 as the primary channel for Web access.  There are also reports showing that China is skipping PCs altogether, using mobile devices as their sole connection to the Internet; this phenomenon is happening in Africa, as well. CoreMedia is helping meet the consumer demand for personalized, consistent, context-specific content that is tailored to their individual needs, preferences and device.
Rather than treating multi-channel as a barrier to content delivery, CoreMedia’s latest generation of context-aware content management effectively treats each interaction as input for a more sustained customer relationship, cumulatively gathering knowledge about the customer and engaging consumers in way that creates added value for them while still delivering greater returns for the enterprise. CoreMedia’s Web CMS enables enterprises to create a truly engaging experience for users across multiple touchpoints, treating customers as individuals through websites, mobile phones, PDAs and iTV, as well as through social media channels. Our software automatically adapts the content and layout of a Web site to the unique capabilities of a mobile access device, such as navigation concepts, screen sizes, browsers, markups and multimedia formats.
The release of CoreMedia VI at the end of 2010 will challenge the outdated and siloed content models that have been unable to keep pace with the complexity of managing content and multi-touchpoint delivering across the online engagement ecosystem. A new approach is needed and we believe that CoreMedia is well positioned to deliver.
Learn more about Core Media and their offerings here: <a href="http://www.coremedia.com">http://www.coremedia.com</a>

A Chat with Glenn Conradt of Core Media

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<a target="_blank" href="http://joomla.org/">Joomla</a> 3.4.4 has been released, ahead of the platform's pending 3.5 unveiling, which is scheduled for some point in October 2015.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/joomla_logo_slogan_700x0.png" />The popular CMS kicked off 2015 <a href="/joomla-now-offers-free-hosted-websites-via-joomla.com/">by launching Joomla.com</a>, a hosted version of their renowned platform. Now, as we move closer to 2016, Joomla will be hoping to push on with their open source project too, starting with the release of version 3.5.<h2>“Preparing for Even Better Features”</h2><a target="_blank" href="https://www.joomla.org/announcements/release-news/5628-joomla-3-4-4-released.html">Joomla 3.4.4 is basically a security update</a>, which includes:en-GB Language Cleanup.Fixes for MSSQL and PostgresSQL Joomla InstallationsJQuery, HTML5Shiv, and CodeMirror UpdatesJoomla Code Style Rules Implementation FinishedInterestingly though, Jessica Dunbar, Joomla's Production Leadership Team Liaison; responsible for coordinating the production of the Joomla CMS and Framework, made the following comment about the release:<blockquote>“Our Production Team is continually improving the code of Joomla as new needs of our CMS users arise, systems we rely upon change, and we improve our great feature set.We are also preparing for even better features in coming versions.”</blockquote>To demo Joomla 3.4 go to <a target="_blank" href="http://joomla.us8.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=fc57bf0c5dade4c32b33c845e&amp;id=f591afe4cd&amp;e=0ca73f4c1d">demo.joomla.org</a>, to download it go to <a target="_blank" href="http://joomla.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=fc57bf0c5dade4c32b33c845e&amp;id=149e26614c&amp;e=0ca73f4c1d">joomla.org/download</a>.Additionally, be sure to <a href="/products/joomla">explore more of Joomla via our CMS Directory</a>.

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<a href="http://wid.gy/" target="_blank">Widgy</a> is a new heterogeneous tree editor, built on Python/Django, that takes the “tree” analogy one step further. By integrating with <a href="http://mezzanine.jupo.org/" target="_blank">Mezzanine CMS</a>, it allows users to edit or create (“groom and grow,” if you will) web pages and other data as if they were branches on a tree.
This HTML editor claims to be much more. Its drag-and-drop interface targets website creators who want control without knowing code, but if you happen to already be tech-savvy, this translates into a system that’s simple and easy-to-use. Repositioning widgets is a breeze, and because Widgy is proudly open-source, you’ll have a lot of add-ons to choose from.
This tree editor is the latest brainchild of Fusionbox, a Denver-based web design firm started in 2001. While they mainly focus on client-specific online marketing and design, they also develop software to help there clients—and everyone else—with DIY projects. Widgy is their latest in a series of open-source software committed to simplifying the lives of online businesses.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/widgy2700x0.png" alt="Widgy CMS" />
Widgy was recently unveiled at the PyCon 2014 conference in Montreal in mid-April. The fruits of their “baby” come after more than a year of building it and even longer conceptualizing it. The reception was generally positive, with interested programmers already coming up with ideas for what it can do. “This is exactly why I wanted to open source widgy in the first place,” remarked one of Widgy’s programmers.   
Now, let’s look at the fine points of what Widgy offers.
<h3>Edit any heterogeneous, tree-structured data, not just HTML</h3>
This could be an immense relief to those in an industry that uses such data, but for the majority of us just looking for something to help our websites, it’s irrelevant.
<h3>Integrate with Mezzanine CMS</h3>
If you’re looking to expand your variety of page types beyond TinyMCE, Widgy can help.
<h3>Widget Mastery</h3>
Widgy handles widgets well, which makes sense considering its name. Widgets are Django ModelForms; no additional JavaScript is needed for most widgets, and it’s possible to override the form template or include your own SCSS files to customize how they work. 
The compatibility framework ensures that widgets go where you put them and stay there. Plus, with its advanced link network, widgets like Button can link to other models.
<h3>Page Builder</h3>
Widgy can shoulder the burden of building web pages if you don’t know HTML, and has common and advanced widgets to help.
<h3>Review Queue</h3>
Standard review queue lets you set permissions on who can see what, review version changes, schedule future publications, and preview changes.
<h3>Benefits of Django</h3>
Feel free to use the Django authentication framework for choosing who sees what, the Django haystack search for advanced searches, the Django debug toolbar for troubleshooting, and Django-require for optimizing your editor static assets. It’s all part of the package. You can also use any Django apps you want with Plug-ins.
<h3>The Bottom Line</h3>
Widgy is still just a newborn, but it shows promise. It seems to be geared to a specific type of user with specific needs, so perhaps most of you don’t have a use for it. 
However, if you’re interested in what it can do and want to try it out, <a href="http://wid.gy/">test the demo version or install the whole thing here.</a>

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The other day, I came across a new product that's focus it to allow you to quickly and easily build a website through your smartphone browser. Two things came to mind when I saw this; the first was why on earth would I want to design a website through my smartphone and the second was how good can this possibly be?
Let's find out.
First things first, I picked up my Samsung Galaxy S6 and went to the Binarta website to sign up for an account (no credit card required so signing up is easy to do).
You start by selecting one of three available designs:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-09_at_7_37_53_am700x0-is.png" />And then sign up be selecting a username, password and website name:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-09-07-31-53327x0-is.png" />
Once you've signed up, you'll see the following loading screen:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-03-57372x0-is.png" />
Upon completion, you will see this creepy creature that will forever haunt your dreams (just kidding, I assume this is a cutie?):
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-04-32372x0-is.png" />
Let's log in and start customizing shall we?
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-05-09372x0-is.png" />
When you first are logged in, you are presented with your website based on the template you've chosen and a number of options along the top of your browser.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-05-49372x0-is.png" />In edit mode, you can do basic things like change some of the colors of the menu drop down and other interface objects such as buttons by clicking on the paintbrush icon and selecting from a palette of colors.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-06-23372x0-is.png" />
To change text throughout the site, simply tap on the text and you'll be given a quick popup where you an modify the text with your smartphone keyboard. All in all, very basic changes are easy to make.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-06-331440x1733-cropx0y0-is483x0-is.png" />
Depending on the box you click on, there may or may not be formatting options. The formatting toolbar does load on paragraphs for instance, just not on header text where the size is specified as part of the theme.
Here's how things look with the formatting toolbar enabled (clicking on standard paragraph text will give you this):
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-09-07-49-031440x1750-cropx0y0-is478x0-is.png" /> An issue I encountered here was when I went to try inserting a hyperlink by highlighting a word and clicking the link button.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-09-07-48-04327x0-is.png" />
While everything popped up fine, It did not scale properly in Chrome and hitting the back button did not allow me to close the page, meaning I ended up having to close my browser tab and attempt again. On the second attempt, the same thing happened. Initially, I thought this was a CSS issue but given that it seems to freeze the tab, I'm not 100% sure. It doesn't seem to be an isolated issue either as I had my editor, Kaya test this on his iPhone with Chrome and the same issue occurred. Binarta is aware of this issue and looking into it so I'm sure it'll be resolved soon.
If you want to modify any images, you can click on them and you'll be prompted to upload from your phone gallery or documents (depending on the device). All in all, it's pretty straight forward and easy to do.
To make SEO changes such as meta descriptions and site titles, you have to upgrade your account to the Essentials package, currently priced at $29.99. This package comes with some other options as your own domain name.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-07-18372x0-is.png" />
For support issues, there is a contact form within Binarta which I tried and had a reply within about 10-15 minutes offering help and the support was in english (with no language barrier) so I'll give them bonus points for this. I would, however, be curious if the response time is the same throughout the day or whether there are time zone restrictions. There is also an FAQ on their site as well: <a href="https://binarta.com/#!/en/faq" target="_blank">https://binarta.com/#!/en/faq​</a>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screenshot_2015-07-05-10-07-43372x0-is.png" />
<h3>Conclusion</h3>
Binarta has tons of potential and is excellent if you want to develop websites on your phone, something not offered elsewhere that I can think of. I'd like to see more them expand their feature set a bit to justify the price but for those who need this type of solution, it's the best offering I'm aware of. Binarta has an opportunity here to really nail this if they listen to their users and add some more capabilities to their platform offering.
<a href="https://binarta.com/" target="_blank">Check Binarta out for yourself.</a>
What do you think? Leave your comments below.

Binarta Review - Designing Websites with your Smartphone Browser

As per usual, CMS Critic has had a presence at a number of major business software events throughout 2016. But we're not done yet.
We plan to attend the <a href="https://web.liferay.com/solutionsforum-uk" target="_blank">Liferay Digital Solutions Forum</a> in London on November 3rd 2016, and we want to bring ten of our readers along with us – for free.
<h2>The Liferay Digital Solutions Forum: What's The Deal?</h2>
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<a href="https://www.liferay.com" target="_blank">Liferay</a>, the world renowned digital experience platform, hosts the Liferay Digital Solutions Forum on an annual basis from England's capital.
Over the years, it has attracted marketers, IT specialists, professionals from the public sector, software consultants, and everyone in between. This year, there's a focus on digital transformation and digital strategy, with Liferay and a number of major brands chiming in.
Here's a quick look at some of the stand-out presentations from the agenda:
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<li>The Essence of Digital Transformation</li>
<li>Building an Online Community for The World's Most Followed Football Team (How We Did It)</li>
<li>Hubspot's Simple Guide to Digital Strategy in 2017</li>
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<h2>10 Free Tickets With No Catch (Just Sign Up Quickly!)</h2>
There's no competition or quiz that you need to win in order to claim your free ticket. All you have to do is <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/liferay-digital-solutions-forum-2016-uk-registration-21209461069?discount=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">head over to the LDSF website and register using the ‘CMSCRITIC‘ code</a> – and you'll get a 100% discount. No questions asked.
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But be aware, only the first ten registrants to use our code will have their tickets discounted, so whatever you do, don't delay.
Are you coming to the LDSF in London? Did you grab a free ticket with our discount code? Let's talk in the comments section below – I'd love to grab a coffee with you at the event!

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The 2015 CMS Awards have well and truly arrived, and the nominations stage is underway.
Initially launched by Mike Johnston in 2012, The CMS Awards were introduced to give the CMS Critic community a chance to vote for their favorite products and to give CMS vendors an opportunity to shine.
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The awards are comprised of the People's Choice Awards, which give the public power over which CMS wins each category, and the <a href="/announcing-this-years-judges-for-the-2014-critics-choice-awards/" target="_blank">Critic's Choice Awards</a>, where a select few judges are appointed to select the winners.
<h2>The Importance of the CMS Awards</h2>
Last year, I touched on <a href="/the-cms-awards-what-they-mean/" target="_blank">what the CMS Awards mean to the public, as well as to vendors like PrestaShop, Hippo CMS, and others</a>.
<blockquote>The CMS Awards mean more available research for businesses to apply their needs directly to a CMS- better research=better experiences
— Ceeonsoft, Inc. (@Ceeonsoft) <a href="https://twitter.com/Ceeonsoft/status/522406900244430848">October 15, 2014</a></blockquote>
<blockquote>“The CMS Awards represent an opportunity for each ecommerce solution to get the recognition they deserve. It’s extremely gratifying to watch our community come together and show their support. 
For us, winning the CMS Awards isn’t just about PrestaShop. It’s about recognizing the 700,000 dedicated community members that contribute to the software every day. 
Our supporters are members of our open source community. Together, we have built PrestaShop into what it is today. Therefore, winning would be rewarding in itself, it reaffirms the success of our collaboration.” 
– Natalie Beigel, PrestaShop's Program Marketing Manager</blockquote>
<blockquote>The CMS awards are a great opportunity to show that there are other platforms besides the most obvious choices ?
— Ben Barden (@benbarden) <a href="https://twitter.com/benbarden/status/522404989554397184">October 15, 2014</a></blockquote>
Now, with a revamped category system, 2015 is the year where more platforms should see the benefits of the Awards, if they choose to take part. Those beenfits could include getting nominated, and perhaps even taking home a trophy (which can now be personally presented at any Award Winner's Head Office).
The first step to winning though, is getting nominated in the first place.
<h2>How to get Your CMS Nominated (In 3 Steps)</h2>
You don't need a big budget or a big history to get nominated. Here's how to get people to nominate your product.
1. Identify The Most Relevant Categories
Before you set out your campaign to get nominated, it's a good idea to identify which category (or categories) your platform best fits into.
There are a wide range of categories to accommodate all CMS types. Plus, extra categories like “Most Innovative CMS” and “Most Promising CMS” make the CMS Awards that much more inclusive and flexible.
A full list of Award Categories can be found here.
2. Reach Out To your Audience
Now that you know what categories to aim for, you can begin asking your audience to nominate you.
Make use of your email newsletter, your blog and your social media handles to urge your fans and software users to nominate you in your chosen category. It's also a good idea to provide incentives, if possible.
3. Get Active With the #CMSAwards Hashtag
This year, we're making use of the #CMSAwards hashtag to help spread the word.
The CMS Critic Twitter account will be using the hashtag, and will be retweeting and favoriting tweets using it, too. So, be sure to include #CMSAwards in your tweets to get your brand's name heard.
For more information on the CMS Awards, including images to help promote your campaign, visit the dedicated website.

The CMS Awards: How To Get Your Platform Nominated

Customer demand for personalized buying experiences is at an all-time high.
We have grown accustomed to getting exactly what we want at the swipe of a finger – everything from clothing and takeout to private drivers and child care services. In this “there’s an app for that” world, brands have no choice but to provide seamless and relevant customer experiences across all channels from mobile device to store front.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/office-620822_1280-1550x0-is.jpg" />
This means understanding customers on a personal level and then engaging them in targeted real-time journeys to deliver the most relevant customer experience.
So, how are brands doing?
<h2>Misunderstood &amp; Disconnected</h2>
At a time when consumer demand is up and loyalty is tenuous at best, marketers are struggling to gain a clear picture of their customers. In fact, a <a href="#resource">recent study</a> from IBM and Econsultancy found a massive disconnect between how well businesses think they are marketing and the customer’s actual experience.
While 90 percent of marketers agree that personalizing the customer experience is critical to their success, four out of five consumers believe that the brands they interact with do not understand them as individuals.
But wait, there’s more.
Half of these consumers reported changing their banking, mobile, internet or satellite/cable service provider in the last 12 months due to experience-related factors. This perception gap has huge implications for a brand’s bottom line and begs the question of why are brands missing the mark?
One explanation for this relevancy void may be that many marketers lack the innovative tools that are crucial for multi channel engagement. According to the study, only 34 percent of marketers said they do a good job of linking their online and offline customer experiences.
So, what can brands and marketers do to bridge this great customer experience divide?
<h2>Personalization, Engagement &amp; Trust</h2>
Below are three tips for evolving the consumer/brand relationship into a two-way relationship to build true customer loyalty and brand trust:
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Make it personal: With an overwhelming percentage of consumers believing that brands do not understand them as individuals, it’s time for marketers to leverage the power of big data and analytics to better understand their customers. Instead of making educated guesses, marketers must dive deep into who their customers are, how they are feeling and then glean insights that can be used to make valuable connections.
	Gone are the days of the old-school “spray-and-pray” model that pushed the same message to thousands of individuals – consumers see right through that and demand more tailored interactions to catch their attention and more importantly, their wallets.
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Customer experience should be your #1 priority: We’re seeing a shift where consumers value their experience with a brand even more than the price of the item or the service itself.
	According to Gartner, brands that offer personalization will outsell those who don’t by more than <a href="http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2962317">15 percent by 2018</a>. It has become imperative for brands to compete based on their customer experience, or risk losing valuable customers to the competition.
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Earn your customers’ trust for greater insight: The IBM/Econsultancy study found that 61 percent of consumers would be willing to share highly-sensitive personal information with a brand they trust.
	For marketers, earning your customers’ trust is like hitting the jackpot. The more information a brand can gather about a specific customer, the better they can tailor offers and communications to deliver a more relevant experience.
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Brands have a unique opportunity to engage and serve their customers’ needs like never before. By personalizing each interaction, engaging with customers at every touch point and leveraging analytics to understand each individual, brands can drive customer loyalty.
These outstanding experiences cultivate a powerful and influential core of individuals who are doing you the ultimate service, advocating your brand by sharing across their social networks.

The Great Customer Experience Divide: Three Tips for More Personalized Marketing

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