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Not All Heroes Wear Capes. Here's Why CMS Is Your 'Unsung Hero' in 2025

janus-boye

<img style="max-width:525px" src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/525px-libreoffice_logo_with_background_svg.png" alt="525px-LibreOffice_Logo_with_background_svg" />If your business is looking to cut costs and reduce licensing fees, you might want to consider cost-cutting alternatives like the free office suite, <a href="http://www.libreoffice.org">LibreOffice</a>.  Not only is it feature-packed for a free office suite, it also offers connectivity options for tying into your existing (or future) content management system (CMS).
With their latest release, LibreOffice 4.0, which was just announced, the connectivity options and features this suite provides make it a great alternative to traditional office suites such as Microsoft Office.
Here is a list of some of the features within LibreOffice 4.0:
LibreOffice 4.0 offers a large number of new characteristics, which are listed on this page: <a href="https://www.libreoffice.org/download/4-0-new-features-and-fixes">https://www.libreoffice.org/download/4-0-new-features-and-fixes</a>.
<ul>
<li>Integration with several content and document management systems – including Alfresco, IBM FileNet P8, Microsoft Sharepoint 2010, Nuxeo, OpenText, SAP NetWeaver Cloud Service and others – through the CMIS standard.</li>
<li>Better interoperability with DOCX and RTF documents, thanks to several new features and improvements like the possibility of importing ink annotations and attaching comments to text ranges.</li>
<li>Possibility to import Microsoft Publisher documents, and further improvement of Visio import filters with the addition of 2013 version (just announced).</li>
<li>Additional UI incremental improvements, including Unity integration and support of Firefox Themes (Personas) to give LibreOffice a personalized look.</li>
<li>Introduction of the widget layout technique for dialog windows, which makes it easier to translate, resize and hide UI elements, reduces code complexity, and lays a foundation for a much improved user interface.</li>
<li>Different header and footer on the first page of a Writer document, without the need of a separate page style.</li>
<li>Several performance improvements to Calc, plus new features such as export of charts as images (JPG and PNG) and new spreadsheet functions as defined in ODF OpenFormula.</li>
<li>First release of Impress Remote Control App for Android, supported only on some Linux distributions. (The second release, coming soon, will be supported on all platforms: Windows, MacOS X and all Linux distros and binaries.)</li>
<li>Significant performance improvements when loading and saving many types of documents, with particular improvements for large ODS and XLSX spreadsheets and RTF files.</li>
<li>Improved code contribution thanks to Gerrit: a web based code review system, facilitating the task for projects using Git version control system (although this is not specific of LibreOffice 4.0, it has entered the production stage just before the 4.0 branch).</li>
</ul>
<blockquote>“LibreOffice 4.0 is a milestone in interoperability and an excellent foundation for our continued work to improve the User Interface,” explains Florian Effenberger, Chairman of the Board of Directors. “Our project is not only capable of attracting new developers on a regular basis, but it also creates a transparent platform for cooperation based on a strong Free Software ethos, where corporate sponsored and volunteer developers work to attain the same objective.”</blockquote>
So if you are in the market for a cost free alternative or a method of reducing your existing licensing fees but still need to retain interoperability with Microsoft Office formats and connectivity with your CMS, you should take a look at LibreOffice and see if it fits the needs of your organization.

Free Office Suite offers Content Management System Connectivity

mike-johnston

CoreMedia has announced the latest release of their web content management platform, CoreMedia 7, which brings with it a host of new features and benefits for current and future customers.
CoreMedia 7 Key Features and Benefits:
<ul>
<li>Embrace a Mobile-first World – CoreMedia enhanced CoreMedia 7 with more advanced and comprehensive mobile publishing options than any other system on the market. Companies can create unified experiences across all mobile channels and delivery models – Web apps, native apps, responsive Web pages and legacy devices. CoreMedia 7 can adapt to any visitor on any channel, providing contextual and social content support on any mobile device.</li>
<li>Make Cloud Computing Work for the Enterprise – CoreMedia 7 allows enterprises to deploy to the cloud while maintaining security integrity, visibility, scalability and control. With this release, CoreMedia goes beyond the limited “cloud ready” capabilities of other WCM platforms to put the best of cloud technology to work, making it easier for businesses to deploy portions of their implementations in the cloud. Furthermore, businesses have the flexibility to choose any cloud deployment environment, whether it be on-premise, cloud, virtual or hybrid.   </li>
<li>Support Social Interactions – CoreMedia 7 arms companies to seamlessly manage content generated from two separate sources, internal and external. The platform deeply integrates CoreMedia’s <a href="http://www.coremedia.com/web-content-management/resources/product-information/factsheets/social/-/26158/25406/-/_qrewm8/-/index.html">Elastic Social</a> software, which leverages NoSQL architecture to help enterprises easily scale to support growing social conversations. CoreMedia 7 also includes advanced social tools for interacting with community members, publishing social content and moderating activity.</li>
<li>Deliver Highly-Contextual Content – Today’s business decisions are driven by content with context. To make customer interactions profitable, businesses must deliver the right content to the user at every stage of the customer journey. New features in CoreMedia 7 make it easier for all users to create highly-targeted, contextualized experiences for current and potential customers. </li>
<li>Empower Users Across Departments – With this release, CoreMedia optimized CoreMedia Studio, its editorial hub for business users, to incorporate a customizable user dashboard and over 70 performance and usability enhancements. Using a single, intuitive information-based editorial interface, business users can design customer experiences – moving way beyond the traditional page-based tools. They can launch new online web properties, campaigns and microsites quickly without IT support. CoreMedia 7 also more deeply engrains <a href="http://www.coremedia.com/web-content-management/resources/product-information/brochures/website-blueprint/-/26154/25336/-/_f2rvve/-/index.html">Blueprint</a>, its rapid Web development solution, offering a wealth of out-of-the-box solution components and pre-configured templates that is already proving to dramatically reduce implementation times.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Gallery</h2>
Learn more at <a href="http://www.coremedia.com">CoreMedia</a>.

New CoreMedia 7 Release Brings Allows User to Create Contextual, Mobile and Social Customer Experiences

How well do you know your CMS? Here's an inside peek at the top five open-source CMSs. You're probably going to discover some things you never knew about the CMS you use on a daily basis. If you are in the process of selecting a CMS, this brief guide may help you decide.

What are the most popular CMSs?
In this article, we're going to explore the following five open-source systems.
<ul>
<li><a href="http://wordpress.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">WordPress</a> – “Web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog”</li>
<li><a href="http://www.joomla.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Joomla! </a>– “The CMS trusted by millions for their websites”</li>
<li><a href="http://drupal.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Drupal</a> – “A free software package that allows you to easily organize, manage and publish your content, with an endless variety of customization”</li>
<li><a href="http://typo3.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">TYPO3</a> – “The enterprise open source CMS”</li>
<li><a href="http://www.dotnetnuke.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">DotNetNuke</a> – “The leading open source ASP.NET CMS, content management system and.NET web application development framework”</li>
</ul>
We're going to ask four basic questions about each CMS:
<ul>
<li>How much does it cost? We'll uncover average setup costs and suggest a monthly maintenance cost.</li>
<li>How long has it been around?</li>
<li>How popular is it?</li>
<li>What companies use it? You may be surprised at the big-name sites that use these popular CMSs. Note that many large organizations (e.g., CNN) use multiple platforms for various sites. For this reason, some organizations may appear several times.</li>
</ul>
<h2>WordPress</h2>
How much does it cost?  
As well as being the most popular, WordPress is also the least expensive. Perhaps the two go hand in hand.
<ul>
<li>Setup:  On average, a professionally designed site will cost from $1,000 to $15,000.</li>
<li>Ongoing monthly:  $250</li>
</ul>
How long has it been around? 
WordPress was released in May of 2003, and has been developing and growing ever since. It's now in version 3.5.
How popular is it? 
WordPress owns 53% of the market share. According to TechCrunch's 2011 <a href="http://techcrunch.com/2011/08/19/wordpress-now-powers-22-percent-of-new-active-websites-in-the-us/">report</a>, WordPress powers 22% of the world's new active websites, and has 62% of the top million websites using a CMS. During 2011, there were over 100,000 new WordPress sites created daily.
What sites are built with it? 
The lineup is impressive. From techy blogs to huge news agencies, WordPress definitely has some heavy hitters.
<ul>
<li>TED</li>
<li>NBC Sports</li>
<li>UPS</li>
<li>TechCrunch</li>
<li>CNN</li>
<li>CBS Radio</li>
<li>Mashable</li>
<li>Forbes</li>
<li>Reuters</li>
<li>eBay</li>
<li>Sony</li>
<li>GM</li>
</ul>
<h2>Joomla!</h2>
How much does it cost?  
<ul>
<li>Setup:  From design to launch, a Joomla! site edges a bit higher than WordPress. The range is around $2,400 – $20,000. The cost increase over WordPress is probably due to the fact that WordPress is seen as easier to use.</li>
<li>Ongoing monthly:  $500</li>
</ul>
How long has it been around? 
Launch date was September 16, 2005. Joomla is now in its 3rd iteration.
How popular is it? 
Joomla claims 9% of the open-source CMS market. They've counted over 35 million downloads of the software. 2.7% of the largest 1 million websites are Joomla.
What companies use it?  
<ul>
<li>NASA</li>
<li>Warner Brothers Records</li>
<li>The New York Observer</li>
<li>Fast Company</li>
<li>Popular Science</li>
<li>Amnesty International</li>
<li>SonyBMG</li>
<li>Barnes &amp; Noble</li>
<li>Ikea</li>
<li>Forbes</li>
<li>Harvard University</li>
<li>LA Weekly</li>
<li>eBay</li>
<li>Pizza Hut</li>
<li>General Electric</li>
</ul>
<h2>Drupal</h2>
How much does it cost?  
Drupal has the highest startup costs of any other platform.
<ul>
<li>Setup – $5,000 – $50,000</li>
<li>Ongoing monthly – $1,000 – $2,000</li>
</ul>
How long has it been around? 
Drupal came onto the scene in 2001, an early comer to the CMS world. It was the first majorly popular CMS to use PHP as its platform. It started out as a message board project by Dries Buytaert, the Belgian entrepreneur (and genius). When it became apparent that Drupal could do more than messages, it went open source. The rest is history. Drupal is now in version 7.
How popular is it? 
Drupal claims 6% of the CMS market. It's no WordPress, but there are plenty of sites built with Drupal. EngineIndustries thinks that there are over 7 million
What sites are built with it? 
<ul>
<li>WhiteHouse.gov</li>
<li>U.S.A. Department of Commerce</li>
<li>Data.gov.uk</li>
<li>Commerce.gov</li>
<li>MIT University</li>
<li>Harvard University</li>
<li>Duke University</li>
<li>World Bank</li>
<li>Reuters Labs</li>
<li>BBC</li>
<li>ABC</li>
<li>BarackObama.com</li>
<li>Jabber</li>
<li>The Onion</li>
</ul>
<h2>TYPO3</h2>
How much does it cost?  
<ul>
<li>Setup – $4,000 – 40,000</li>
<li>Ongoing monthly – $800 – 1,500</li>
</ul>
How long has it been around? 
TYPO3 is the oldest of the CMSs. It was released in 1998 by Dutch Developer Kasper Skårhøj. This was back in the day when “CMS” wasn't even a term.
How popular is it? 
The Typo3 package has been downloaded over 5.8 million times, but Sourceforget.net claims that the mirror download sites could boost that number by a million or so. Typo3.org <a href="http://typo3.org/home/typo3-in-numbers/">estimates</a> that there are half a million sites built with Typo3. The estimated TYPO3 market share is around 2%
What companies use it? 
<ul>
<li>Cisco</li>
<li>HP</li>
<li>Epson</li>
<li>Unicef</li>
<li>Philips</li>
<li>The Economist</li>
<li>Bayer</li>
<li>Lindt</li>
<li>Ford</li>
<li>Lufthsana</li>
<li>Brita</li>
<li>Air France</li>
<li>Unesco</li>
</ul>
<h2>DotNetNuke</h2>
How much does it cost?  
<ul>
<li>Setup – $2,500 – 30,000</li>
<li>Ongoing monthly $1,500</li>
</ul>
How long has it been around? 
DotNetNuke was born on Christmas Eve in 2002. DotNetNuke has a close relationship with Microsoft. It runs on Windows .NET platform, rather than PHP.
How popular is it? 
Its been downloaded over 7 million times, and DotNetNuke claims to back over 700,000 websites worldwide. It is the #1 WCMS for Microsoft.
What companies use it? 
<ul>
<li>Creative Commons</li>
<li>Aegis Mobile</li>
<li>Kiwanis</li>
<li>Cash Flow Depot</li>
<li>Chrysler</li>
<li>Delphi</li>
<li>Kia</li>
<li>Hilton</li>
<li>Bose</li>
<li>Motorola</li>
<li>Croatia Airlines</li>
<li>Little Ceasars</li>
</ul>
We are grateful to <a href="http://www.dotcominfoway.com/">Dot Com Infoway (DCI</a>) for the cost data used in this article.

Four Features You Should Know about the Top Five CMSs

daniel-threlfall

Which is better — an open-source CMS or a proprietary CMS?
We're going to tip our hand here at the start by admitting that the question is unanswerable. The answer depends on who you are and why you're asking. This is sort of like the question, “What's better — chocolate ice cream or vanilla ice cream?” There's no right answer. It all depends on whom you're asking. Unfortunately, the open vs. closed debate engenders more negative emotions than choosing ice cream flavors.
With the preceding caveat in mind, we cautiously suggest that an open-source CMS is usually better for most. If you're deliberating over a CMS right now, or just want to get some insight on the open-source question, there are some considerations you should keep in mind. From white papers, to blog articles, to coffee-house conversations, the following six issues usually arise in the closed vs. open question:
<ol>
<li>Stability:  Is the CMS stable? Will it last for the long-term?</li>
<li>Support:  Can I get the help I need?</li>
<li>Cost:  What's it going to cost me?</li>
<li>Flexibility:  Can I move it, change it, or tweak it?</li>
<li>Security:  Will my sensitive material be safe?</li>
<li>Usability:  How difficult or easy is the CMS to work with?</li>
</ol>
Let's walk through each of these questions, introduce some facts, and come away with some answers.
<h2>Stability</h2>
Some of the opponents to an open-source CMS claim that open source systems are not stable. Stability is really important, of course, If you're a design or hosting agency, you want to provide your clients with rock-solid assurance that you've got their back. Though counterintuitive, an open-source system is usually stabler than a proprietary system. If the single company managing the proprietary system goes under, what then? An open-source CMS, on the other hand, has a life of its own. No one entity owns it. Thus, there will always (presumably) be a support network and stable foundation upon which it can exist. The community is the stability. Thus, if you are opting for an open-source CMS, select one with a large existing community. The best way to future-proof your web presence is to go with something with a huge root system.
<h2>Support</h2>
A survey of the marketing techniques of proprietary CMS providers shows one major feature:  They sell support. Far and away, what you're purchasing with those sky-high fees is not necessarily the CMS. It's the support — or at least the promise that you'll have it if you need it. Support is a critical factor, but keep in mind that an open-source CMS is not without its support network. In fact, it can be a lot easier to get the help you need through the vast community of open-source users who are huddled on forums, Google hangouts, and Facebook groups. Open-source platforms somehow breed a sense of loving loyalty that compels one user to help another user in need. Maybe there's no 800 number, but there sure are a heck of a lot of forums.
<h2>Cost</h2>
A commercial CMS can cost tens of thousands each year in licensing fees. No joke. For a small business, the cost can be just way too much to put up. Of course, no one is saying that it's free to implement an open-source system, but it is usually cheaper. Way cheaper. In the open-source world, instead of relying on capital to fuel your CMS, you're relying on tech-savvy personnel. Yes, such personnel may cost money, but the returns are generally a lot better.
<h2>Flexibility and Customization</h2>
The beauty of open-source systems is their ability to become exactly what you want them to be. A website provider I consult for has harnessed the power of WordPress to give thousands of end-users exactly what they need. They redesigned the entire WordPress admin for their target audience, and created custom plugins to meet their precise needs. Seldom is such massive customization available on a closed solution.
What about flexibility? Do you really want to be locked in to using a proprietary CMS for the rest of your natural life? What if you decide to switch your CMS for whatever reason? An open-source CMS frees you from the grip of someone else's system. With an open-source CMS, flexibility is definitely there.
<h2>Security</h2>
Do you risk your data by using an open-source system? Don't let the word “open” fool you. Open refers to the source code of the system, not the data you store in the system. If you execute the correct security procedures and/or plugins on your sites, your data is going to be just fine. If a hacker or wikileaks freelancer wants your data, he or she is going to get it whether you're using an open-source system or not. Even the White House uses Drupal, an open-source CMS. If you are conducting business that requires regular security audits, consult with your auditing agency to determine their perspective on open-source systems.
<h2>Usability</h2>
One web agency I consulted for recently told me that they were considering making their own CMS. They had been creating client sites on Joomla. Joomla is a great CMS, but the interface was confusing to their clients. When a client wanted to make a simple change to their website, they usually had to call the agency and find out how to find the page to edit, where to add the changes, and how to save and publish it. It was a headache. Of course, you're going to have to guide clients through some technical waters, regardless of your chosen CMS. For this agency, however Joomla was not a usable platform for most of their clients.
Simplicity and ease-of-use is one of the most critical factors in selecting a CMS. You may be able to navigate the world's most complicated CMS with utter ease, but can your clients?
Many proprietary CMS companies offer training along with their CMS. Take a look at the CMS and you'll quickly find out why. The level of complexity is disconcerting. An open-source CMS like WordPress, on the other hand, is rather simple, making it relatively easy for a newbie to get started editing his or her own site. The issue of usability depends more on the specific CMS you choose, rather than whether it's open-source or not.
<h2>Conclusion</h2>
When placed on balance scales, open-source seems a winner — but that does not hold true for everyone. Some companies may decide that they need to create their own CMS to better serve their clients. Other companies may not have the technical expertise to set up their own open-source CMS, and so may contract with a proprietary service that provides setup and installation. Each organization must evaluate their own unique situation, and make a decision that best fits their present needs.
The two deciding factors on the open vs. proprietary debate are as follows:
<ol>
<li>What are your needs?</li>
<li>What CMS are you considering?</li>
</ol>
Comparing proprietary systems with open-source systems is a bit like comparing apples with oranges. Instead, you should first evaluate your own needs, then compare specific CMS, open-source or otherwise, with each other to determine what you need.
As you determine which CMS is best, CMS Critic is here to help. Be sure to check out our CMS reviews before you make a final decision.
Your thoughts? What decision did you make and why?

Good or Bad? The Verdict on Open Source CMS

eZ Systems, makers of the popular open source content management system, eZ Publish (check out our <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/ez-publish-review/">eZ Publish review </a>for more info) are hosting their 2013 eZ Summit and Awards in Cologne, Germany on the 28th of February through March 1st.
The focus of the summit is to bring their platform to the attention of new businesses who are looking for new and advanced digital platform solutions. As we showed you in our review of eZ publish (linked above), the offerings they have for publishers far exceed those in some of the smaller traditional systems.
As such, it's highly recommended that if you haven't checked out eZ Publish and are in the market for this type of product, you should definitely give it a try.
Summit visitors will learn how –
<ul>
<li>the launch of the eZ Publish 5 Platform completes a 3 year development project to provide the most integrated CXM (Customer Experience Management) platform available in the market today. We built this with our own engineers and in collaboration with our 43000+ Community – a unique success story in the European IT industry.</li>
<li>eZ Publish 5 Platform helps your core business as the “glue” to your digital enterprise, connecting fragmented data systems in your business IT portfolio.</li>
<li>big data will evolve in the coming years and how eZ is positioned to fulfill your needs and maximize your value with potentially unlimited content data volumes.</li>
<li>eZ 5 will serve as the digital development platform long term, with Open Standards and sustainability as the core essence maintained in eZ’s promise to the market.</li>
<li>the mixture of automatization tools and extensions integrated within eZ are already delivering higher performance, engagement and ROI for site owners adopting the full Platform vision.</li>
<li>eZ solves the multichannel challenge with several approaches “out of the box”, mixing efficiency with innovation and economy.</li>
<li>best-in-class cases in Media, Financial Services, Corporate Communications, eCommerce, eGovernment and Pharma are solving their present digital business and communications challenges with eZ and are already well placed to solve their future challenges too.</li>
</ul>
To learn more about the upcoming summit, check out the <a href="http://www.ezsummit.ez.no" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">eZ Summit website</a>.

eZ Summit 2013 to be held in Cologne, Germany

WebStarts Review - The CMS for Anyone

<h2>What is Gutensite?</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/gutensite-about-the-company-700-620x435.jpg" alt="Gutensite" />
Gutensite is one of those small start-ups that have been around awhile, perfecting their service and earning a loyal following. Their passionate member base recently pushed them to second place in the <a href="/peoples-choice-winner-for-best-website-builder-is/">CMS Critic People's Choice Awards</a>, second to Squarespace.
Gutensite is a California design firm that helps small businesses and non-profits build and manage websites that are exceptionally designed and powerful. Gutensite's intuitive CMS is the backbone of an affordable, full-service ecosystem that supports businesses with strategy, design, development and ongoing website management.
Before reading more, you should watch their fun video below to get a quick feel for their design and how the CMS works.
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/egVPI3GwhfY?feature=oembed" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>
<h2>About the CMS</h2>
Gutensite is unapologetically a Content Management System. That means it separates design and content creation/management roles. Gutensite's devotion to design is evident in their visually appealing control panel which is both powerful and simple, with uniquely illustrated icons and friendly buttons. The platform allows total customization of design and functionality, but unlike other “visual website builders” like Wix, <a href="https://www.weebly.com/">Weebly</a> or Squarespace, Gutensite ensures that only qualified designers can change significant visual elements. So tasks can be delegated throughout a team and content creators can easily publish anything without worrying about how things will look. The CMS includes all the essentials expected for modern websites, but it also includes powerful, industry-specific functionality that can be activated with one click.
<h2>What Makes Gutensite Unique?</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/gutensite-what-makes-us-unique-700-620x442.jpg" alt="Gutensite-What-Makes-Us-Unique-700" />
The first thing that sets Gutensite apart is the beautiful design of their CMS and of every website they create. Other CMSs like Squarespace have also made design a priority, but overall it's pretty special.
Secondly, Gutensite has targeted their CMS to serve professional organizations, and they offer an interesting hybrid of two extremes in the CMS market. Their platform has the power, flexibility and scalability of an enterprise level CMS like Drupal and Concrete5, but the instant setup and easy to use features of hosted platforms like Squarespace and Wix. It comes with a full support ecosystem that makes it a plug and play option for small businesses who need a website that delivers a great return on investment and a team to help them accomplish their goals. And it is hosted on a framework that allows anything to be customized so that there is flexibility to grow as business needs change.
The last obvious difference is that Gutensite's platform is more restrictive than visual website builders like Wix or <a href="https://www.weebly.com/">Weebly</a>. For people with design experience that want full creative license or people building a hobby site, that could be frustrating. But the result is that websites built on Gutensite are much more beautiful and professional. If you are a business, Gutensite's focused approach will result in a website that protects and promotes your brand much better.
<h2>Easy to Get Started</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/gutensite-sign-up-info-700-620x529.jpg" alt="Gutensite-Sign-Up-Info-700" />
Creating a website is easy and instant by going to gutensite.com/Start. First you will select the <a href="http://www.gutensite.com/Website-Packages-and-Pricing?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">package</a> that fits your organization's immediate needs. There are affordable options for every size organization, even a free package. If you are just starting to get your business online you can start at the lowest $15/mo package and upgrade as your requirements increase. If you choose the top tier Pro package, you qualify for a free 14 day trial. And if you enter your credit card right away, you won't get charged right away but you will get an additional $50 credit on your account, so your first month is essentially free.
Next you will enter some basic information, including your website name and a temporary shortcut like mysite.gutensite.com (you can port over or purchase a new domain from the control panel when you are ready to go live). This shortcut will let you access your site until you point a domain name.
<h2>Beautiful Design</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/gutensite-sign-up-design-700-620x484.jpg" alt="Gutensite-Sign-Up-Design-700" />
On the sign-up page, you can pick one of Gutensite's beautiful, free design templates to get started. To streamline the signup process they have limited the initial selection, but there are more choices within the control panel and you can preview and change at any time. Gutensite also works with top quality, <a href="http://www.gutensite.com/Design-Partnership?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">third-party design agencies</a> (including their own in-house team) and you can request a fully custom design or bring a design with you from your own favorite designer. Anything can be customized, from the look and functionality of the home page and shell, to individual content type pages. If you are on a budget, you can also request a hybrid by requesting tweaks to any of the free templates.
<h2>Setting Up a Site</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/gutensite-control-panel-dashboard-700-620x544.jpg" alt="Gutensite-Control-Panel-Dashboard-700" />
After you click the “Take Me to my New Site” button on the sign-up page, an entire website is created for you in a couple of seconds and you are immediately logged into your Control Panel. You can view your website by clicking the “View Your Site” button. This initial website has sample pages and a basic menu that are common for your type of organization, and it helps you understand how the Control Panel organizes your website content so that you can easily get started with your own content.
<h2>Orientation Tour</h2>
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When you first access your account, you are greeted with a really slick orientation tour. There are 5 parts to the tour, with several steps in each part. If you actually read everything and follow the instructions it will take you about 15 minutes. If you decide to invest the time you will definitely understand how to manage content on the website and at least know where to find many of the advanced features once you need them. If that's not your thing, Gutensite will give you a human tour on the phone, or just help with specific questions when they arise.
The tour can be delayed or dismissed, and you can take any of the available guided tours again if you ever want. Every time you create a new admin account, the new user is greeted with the tour. You can check if your team members have taken their tour, how far they progressed, and you can reset the tour for them if you feel they need to take it again.
<h2>Creating a New Page</h2>
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Creating a basic page is a lot like WordPress. From the main page of your Control Panel you select “My Pages”, and then when you see the list of all your basic pages you click the big “Add” button. This provides you with a simple form that lets you set a page title, a friendly URL, and page content. You can use a WYSIWYG editor to layout a page yourself, or you can use some of the prebuilt layout options under the “Extras” tab to set a heading, sub heading, pull out quotes, info lists, secondary content, etc. And the result is a page that looks carefully designed. You can have a designer create custom pay layouts that can be applied for different purposes.
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There are a lot of pre-designed content types that let you enter a few fields of data, and then Gutensite creates a page layout with images, headers, description, comments, sharing, slideshows, video, file downloads, etc. The default layouts are beautiful, and you can have a designer create custom layouts for each content type if you need something special.
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So if you want to create a team page, you simply go to the Profiles icon in your Control Panel and create a new category page called “Our People”. Give it a friendly url like /Our-People, and under an advanced tab you can control a lot of different display options, decide if you want a list format or an image grid, etc.
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Then you can add individual team members one by one and associate them with the “Our People” page. You can enter basic profile information like name and bio, as well as contact information, slideshow, files, and even associate the team member's calendar. The result is a beautiful team page that links to the details for each team member.
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<h2>Proactive Support</h2>
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Gutensite makes it clear on their website that <a href="http://www.gutensite.com/Website-Support?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">customer service is really important</a>. They make sure their team is empowered to do whatever it takes to help you accomplish your goals and they want to make sure you never feel frustrated when calling. You can tell they are serious about proactive support because they don't bury their contact information in a dark corner, but give it prominence on the Control Panel Dashboard. They actually want you to call, and they will even help you transfer or set up your site. If you are on their Pro package you get a <a href="http://www.gutensite.com/Features/Dedicated-Webmaster-Assistant?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">dedicated webmaster assistant</a> that you can call or email requests to and they'll add pages, update menus, upload photos or videos, or whatever you need. And it's free.
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They seem to understand that many small businesses are overwhelmed by the options and are too understaffed to create and maintain a value-driven website on their own. In addition to phone and email support, Gutensite also has guided tours, tutorials, how-to knowledge base, community forums and live Twitter Q&amp;A.
<h2>Noteworthy Administrative Features</h2>
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After using the control panel for a little while, you begin to realize there is a ton of power tucked away in subtle “Advanced” tabs and special tools. Here are a few of the things that will come in handy:
<ul>
<li>Multiple Administrators. Add an unlimited number of team members with different editing roles.</li>
<li>Content Staging. Make simple or complex changes to your by setting the status of any content (pages, menu, promo modules, etc) to “Staging” or “Deactivate on Staging Sync” and then preview how your site will look before pushing everything live at once.</li>
<li>Preview Designs. Preview how new designs will look for your website before switching. Use in conjunction with Content Staging to make sure that the content is compatible with the new design.</li>
<li>Enhanced Lists. Drag records to reorder. Click words to edit directly in the list. Click icons to toggle status or delete individual records, or select multiple records to perform group actions.</li>
<li>SEO. Control everything that you need to optimize your site for search engines, e.g. keywords, descriptions, metadata, friendly urls, etc.</li>
<li>Shortcuts. Create friendly shortcut links to any page on the site.</li>
<li>Custom CSS, Javascript, Metadata. Add custom css, javascript or metadata to interact with third party tools on any site, control search engine access to specific pages, etc.</li>
<li>Custom Design Shells. Set special design templates for special landing pages, or for entire sub-sections of your site.</li>
<li>Header Images. Set single or random image headers on individual pages, or for entire sub-sections of your site.</li>
<li>Custom Page Layouts. Choose alternative page layouts for basic pages or specific content types.</li>
<li>Gutensite FX. Add simple classes to elements in your content to create interactive FX, e.g. sliders to show and hide parts of the page when you click a link/button.</li>
<li>Member Accounts and Private Content. Create custom access keys for your members and restrict access to pages or files based on those keys. Set menu links to be hidden if visitors don't have the correct access level.</li>
<li>Account and Sales Tracking. Track new account and sales referrals, which page was last visited, which promo codes were used, etc.</li>
<li>Analytics. Integrate with Google Analytics and other third party optimization tools.</li>
<li>A/B Testing. Alternative Page Versions for A/B testing or delivering custom content based on referrals.</li>
</ul>
<h2>A Few Other Features to Love</h2>
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<ul>
<li>Dynamic Home Page. The home page allows for a lot of dynamic content, linkable image slideshow, tons of promo modules, social media links, interactive image buttons, contact information, welcome text, logo, etc.</li>
<li>Content Types. Adding beautifully designed pages to your website is easy with pre-designed content types, e.g. blogs, forms, link lists, profiles, portfolio, maps, video library, FAQ, MLS property listings, Shopping Cart and Online Store, etc. (<a href="http://www.gutensite.com/Features/Popular-Website-Features?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">see a full list of content types</a>).</li>
<li>Custom Display Options. There are tons of options to customize how lists are sorted and limited, which elements are displayed on a page, what size images should be used, when articles should be published, how menus should work, etc.</li>
<li>Promo Modules. Add custom promotional modules to your home page, sidebar, or integrated with page content, e.g. calendars, slideshows, link lists, search, account login, featured videos, latest blog, image buttons, Subscribe to Newsletter, etc.</li>
<li>Search Engine Site Map. All sites publish their full content map to search engines for better indexing.</li>
<li>Private Intranet for Collaboration. For those that need a private intranet, Gutensite provides a lot of productivity and collaboration tools in a private intranet, that includes a CRM, Project Management, Task Management, Hourly Reporting, Creating of Quotes, File Sharing, Management of custom billing types, and more.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Gutensite is Not Ideal for…</h2>
Gutensite is optimized for creating websites for professional businesses and non-profits. You can easily create a simple portfolio site or a blog on their platform, but there are definitely other platforms that are better for the hobby website builder and which are more streamlined for just displaying art or writing blogs (e.g. Tumbler, Wix, WordPress).
Gutensite makes websites that are HTML5 compliant and their control panel is also accessible on mobile devices, but the control panel is not optimized for mobile resolutions yet (although they are working on it). So if mobile management is absolutely critical, look elsewhere.
Gutensite has a robust framework that works for many enterprise level sites that started simple and grew over time (some eventually migrating to independent servers). But because it's a shared platform, it's not ideal for large corporations or companies that are developing a fully customized platform for their own online product.
<h2>Gutensite is Great for…</h2>
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In summary, Gutensite would be a great platform for a wide range of websites, from simple brochure sites to enterprise, mission-critical websites that need advanced customization. It has the cost advantages and the simplicity of a shared hosting website builder, but it's a platform that can grow with you, because like an open source CMS literally anything can be customized. Gutensite for those that value good design and need customer support or a dedicated webmaster.
<h2>Design Agency Partnership</h2>
As a final note, Gutensite is positioning themselves as a <a href="http://www.gutensite.com/Design-Partnership?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">platform that designers and agencies can use to build websites for their clients</a>, so that designers can serve more clients and focus on what they love. Gutensite promises to share the monthly subscription revenue for the hosting and support, and Gutensite will provide technical expertise wherever the designer's interest and expertise reach their limits. This moves Gutensite toward their stated goal of becoming an open platform and provides you with more options for customizing the design.
Check them out today at <a href="http://www.gutensite.com?refcode=CMSCRITIC" target="_blank">Gutensite.com</a>

Meet Gutensite, a Platform for Creating Beautiful and Powerful Business Websites

There's a new content management system hitting the market today as New Zealand based 123 Online Limited announces the launch of their Shift Content Management System.
According to 123 Online's Project Manager, Trend McDiarmid:
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Our CMS software was developed for the end user, and features incredible user ability, smooth performance, and is more time and cost efficient. The intuitive design and user friendly features make content management processes faster and easier. This means 123 Online customers can spend more time on improving and expanding their businesses and less time on managing their websites and on-page SEO content.”
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A full list of updates that have been made to the CMS can be found on the Shift CMS update page. Some of the features of this content management system include:
<ul>
<li>Blog / News Module</li>
<li>An image slideshow application</li>
<li>HTML5 Video Player</li>
<li>Form Builder</li>
<li>Events Calendars</li>
</ul>
You can check out a full list on their website, identified below. Here's a quick video introducing Shift CMS:
[media url=”http://vimeo.com/44085026″ width=”640″ height=”480″]Interested in learning more? Check it out at <a href="http://www.123online.co.nz/">http://www.123online.co.nz/</a>

123 Online Announces the Shift Content Management System

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What in the World Wide Web is Google+ or Google Plus anyway? You’re part of it, aren’t you? The early adopters have their tidy Google circles, a growing membership in others’ circles, and a fuzzy idea of what they're doing. But do they have a clearly defined strategy?More to the point, if we are SEO consultants or professionals, do we know what to tell our clients about Google+? Can we explain the SEO upside to it? Do we really get it?Here’s the question:  Are we winning on Google+?Unless you’re reading this, Matt Cutts or <a target="_blank" href="https://plus.google.com/+BradleyHorowitz/">Bradley Horowitz</a>, I doubt it.If you already know that Google+ is a really big deal, you’re on the right track. This is no mere Facebook competitor — a wannabe that will fizzle out in the fight against the big blue social behemoth. Instead, Google+ is a new way of search, a new form of identity, and a powerful weapon in the SEO arsenal.Basically, Google+ is changing search as we know it, and if you call yourself an SEO expert you need to know how to make hay.<h2>Where We’re Going in this Article</h2>This article is not going to divulge all the deep dark secrets of Google+. Nobody knows all the deep dark secrets. What we do know is simple.Here is the premise:  Google+ is really important for SEO.Because that is true, you must take action. The action steps we outline below will improve your presence and power on Google+. As this happens, your SEO will improve, too. Watch and see.<h3>1. Get on Google+ and fill in all the blanks.</h3>When the world first heard rumblings of Google+, whispers of “Facebook slayer” could be heard. Such prognostications are passé. Horowitz himself <a target="_blank" href="http://allthingsd.com/20110628/google-execs-explain-why-they-launched-google-now-before-its-ready/">stated</a>, “It’s much broader in scope. This is something that will impact Google.” For all its glorious breadth, Google+ is a still a multi-dimensional social platform. Therefore, be present. Just as you curate your LinkedIn resume and post to your Facebook wall, so you must intentionally manage your Google+ profile.Your profile is your SEO. AJ Kohn, a self-described Google+ addict, has bored deep into <a target="_blank" href="http://www.blindfiveyearold.com/google-plus-seo">the search facets and results of Google+</a>. His discoveries reveal this crucial fact:  Everything you put in your profile — where you live, what you do, what you like, what you’re looking for, where you were educated — will register in Google+’s internal search. In other words, your profile is the soil for solid SEO.There’s more to this than internal search, though. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.seomoz.org/blog/tips-to-use-google-for-seo">SEOMoz heralded Google+</a> as an “SEO juggernaut” that will “dominate search results.” That’s not just journalistic hype. That’s solid information. Do a quick Google search for your name or the name of a colleague. What shows up in the right-hand column of your search results? It’s data culled from Google+.Capitalising on the SEO power of Google+ starts with something as simple as filling in all of your personal information, and optimizing that content to match your goals.<h3>2.  Become a Google verified author.</h3>To improve your visibility in search results, you’ll need to have Google authorship. When you gain Google authorship, your picture will appear in search results next to content that you wrote. Having a photo of your smiling face in search results increases CTR by 484%, according to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.marketingtechblog.com/rel-author-ctr/">Douglass Karr</a> (even if you’re not smiling). What’s more, authorship enhances your reputation and personal branding.Getting verified is simple. Simply make sure your photo is on Google+, include your real name in the article’s byline, and confirm your email address. That’s it. You’re good to go.For a quick overview of how to get verified visit <a target="_blank" href="https://plus.google.com/authorship">https://plus.google.com/authorship</a>.Next, you should manually manage your contributions in your Google+ profile. Look for the “contributor to” section in order to edit the pages and URLs of content you created.Verification is simple, yes, but it does take some time. Going through all your content, adding links, and listing your contributions is tedious. However, what you’re doing is dramatically improving your online presence. When viewed through the lens of ROI, what you have is a no-cost method of improving SEO. To reiterate the point made previously, boosting your Google+ input and authorship will also boost your SEO.<h3>3.  Socialise.</h3>Google+ is intensively social. Therefore, socialise. Getting social is the way to build your platform and to appear more often. The more you appear, the bigger your presence will grow. The more presence you have, the better SEO you have achieved.For most readers, online socialising is not new territory.  We know how to share, like, and comment. Google+ is not much different. It is, however, much bigger in terms of the net effect of your sharing, +1ing, and commenting. That net effect is, of course, a positive impact on search. The following tips provide some easy socialising actions that should become part of your daily routine.<ul><li>Add and use the Google +1 button wherever possible. The more you click +1, the more visibility is gained. In one experiment, a company whose page received more than 70 +1s gained a 20% CTR increase. Not a bad SEO boost for a free little button.</li><li>Include relevant users within your circles. Hopefully, they’ll add you back. Being part of someone’s circle will place you in all kinds of visible situations. Obviously, you cannot force your way into circles. You can, however, generously add others to your own.</li><li>Join communities and start communities. Using Google “communities” provides instant access to groups and even more visibility. If you happen to be one of the 41,302 members in the “Joke of the Day” community, you may appear in someone’s community page. Thankfully, there are communities for nearly every imaginable interest — from Call of Duty fans to Plato’s Republic readers. You can create your own or find a niche community, and massively improve your influence and SEO.</li><li>Share other people’s content. Like any social setting, don’t make the conversation all about you. Twitter users have learned this aspect of online social etiquette. It applies to Google+. Be a sharer.</li></ul>The titanic power of Google+ is still being explored. As Google rolls out algorithmic changes in the coming months, the power of Google+ will become more and more apparent.Most of our activity right now consists of building igloos on the iceberg, with little knowledge of what looms beneath. But at least we’re building something. That “something,” as it turns out, is an SEO game changer. The individuals and organizations that scoffed Google+ as a faux Facebook are now scrambling to catch up.Google+ is incredibly important. You may ignore Google+ at your peril. Or, you may engage and win.

How to Really Win on Google+

If you follow this blog regularly, you'll be familiar with our stories revolving around last years fantastic Adobe Digital Marketing Summit in Salt Lake City. If you missed them, you can catch up and read how it went by <a href="http://storify.com/cmscritic/adobe-digital-marketing-summit-2012">reading this</a>.
This year's event promises to be bigger, badder and more amazing with a great lineup of speakers such as:
<ul>
<li>Adam Bain, President of Global Revenue @ Twitter (see what I did there?)</li>
<li>Felix Baumgartner (The man who jumped from space)</li>
<li>Sal Khan, founder of the Khan Academy</li>
<li>and much more.</li>
</ul>
For a look at all of the sessions for this upcoming event, check out the <a href="http://summit.adobe.com/">Adobe Summit website</a> for the latest info.
Latest from the Adobe Summit Blog:
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This year's event runs from March 4th – 8th in Salt Lake City, Utah. If you plan on being there, let us know so we can say hi!  I will be in attendance with my wife covering the event and we're looking forward to another amazing <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/the-summit-bash-at-the-adobe-digital-marketing-summit/">Summit Bash</a>.

Adobe Digital Marketing Summit - The Place to Be in 2013

My choice for Best CMS for SMB (small to midsize business) for 2012 (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next years awards) is <a href="http://www.dotnetnuke.com">DotNetNuke</a>!
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Congratulations to everyone at DotNetNuke for their awesome work. DotNetNuke is an open-source project and one of the most widely adopted Web Content Management Platforms for building websites and web applications on Microsoft .NET.
Organizations use DotNetNuke to quickly develop and deploy interactive and dynamic websites, intranets, extranets, and web applications.
The DotNetNuke platform is available in a free Community Edition and the subscription-based Professional Edition and Enterprise Edition with an Elite Support option. DotNetNuke Corp. also operates the DotNetNuke Store where users purchase third-party software apps for the platform. Founded in 2006 and funded by Sierra Ventures, August Capital and Pelion Venture Partners, DotNetNuke Corp. is headquartered in San Mateo, Calif.
As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for the best CMS for SMB, I will point to DotNetNuke. They will receive my recommendation from now until next year’s winner is announced. Congratulations!

Critic's Choice for Best CMS for SMB (Small to Midsize Business) is...

<a href="http://www.terminalfour.com"> TERMINALFOUR</a>, today announced the latest release of its web content management system – TERMINALFOUR Site Manager. The latest version, TERMINALFOUR Site Manager 7.3 benefits from more than one hundred feature enhancements to enable web developers to easily manage their organization’s entire online world using the latest responsive design techniques. 
<ul>
<li>Improved functionality to enable web developers easily manage their organization's entire online world</li>
<li>More than 100 feature enhancements in latest release</li>
<li>Enhancements to self-service, user interface, scalability, SaaS and auto migration</li>
<li>TERMINALFOUR Site Manager Named SIIA Content CODiE Award Finalist for Best Content Management Platform</li>
</ul>
<h2>eForms/Self-Service &amp; User Interface</h2>
TERMINALFOUR Site Manager 7.3 was driven by direct client feedback and market demand for an out-of-the-box solution that delivers maximum online impact for minimal resources. The latest version of the release has witnessed significant progress towards greater web developer productivity with notable improvements to the user interface and self-service capabilities. An enhanced Form builder (eForms), direct edit and digital marketing tools have all received significant development. Other areas include improvements supporting responsive design and multi channel publishing, web services and email marketing, all contributing to greater ease-of-use.
In addition, there have been more enhancements to TERMINALFOUR Site Manager's integration capabilities with greater functionality added to our key integration tool ‘enterprise content syncer' (originally launched in our TERMINALFOUR Site Manager 7.2 release) and social media integration with the integrated TERMINALFOUR “social poster” allowing controlled authoring, approval and posting to social media systems such as Twitter, Facebook and other Social Media systems.
<h2>Cloud/SaaS</h2>
TERMINALFOUR Site Manager 7.3 also benefits from major performance and enterprise security features and support. A big focus was improvements to scalability and publishing performance, especially within cloud environments, and already the new release has been deployed to clients with websites with more than 1+ million web pages. The latest release also benefits from enhancements to clustering capabilities allowing for the management of some of the world’s largest websites and intranets.
<h2>Migration</h2>
There are also significant improvements to auto migration features including a highly configurable HTML importer. This powerful feature allows clients to quickly migrate their existing website into TERMINALFOUR Site Manager, from either static websites or legacy web content management solutions. More than 60% of TERMINALFOUR's new business in the past twelve months has involved migrations from other WCM systems. The list of other CMS systems the company has migrated from has risen to more than fifteen and includes Interwoven, Vignette, OpenText, Immediacy, Iron Point, Squiz, Drupal and Documentum.
Piero Tintori, CEO and Founder, TERMINALFOUR said, “TERMINALFOUR Site Manager 7.3 is internally called our ‘championing the web developer' release. The focus was to enhance developer productivity and enable them to do big things with minimal resources. We believe we've delivered on these objectives resulting in a system that's a tour de force in the web content management market.”

TERMINALFOUR Site Manager 7.3 Officially Launched

My choice for Best Social Networking Software for 2012 (and the one that will be my #1 recommendation in this category until next years awards) is <a target="_blank" href="https://www.phpfox.com/">phpFox</a>!<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/facebook.png" alt="phpfox logo" />phpFox is a social network software that gives you the ability to create a unique community that includes many of the features found on sites like Facebook and MySpace. You can read more about it in our <a href="/phpfox-review/">phpFox Review</a>.Why did I choose them? They offer response technical support, the product is well established and has a good base with which to work from, there are a wide variety of customization options and for every person I've referred to phpFox, I've had not one come back to me complaining that it didn't suit their needs.As my choice for this year, when asked to offer suggestions for the best social networking software, I will point to phpFox. They will receive my recommendation from now until next year’s winner is announced. Congratulations!

Critic's Choice for Best Social Network Software is...

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