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Bland Brands Beware: Optimizely’s New Identity Brings Human Creativity to its Agentic AI and AEO Ambitions

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While some of us are shoveling content across digital channels, others are digging out from record snowfall. 
It's fair to say that "Old Man Winter" has finally arrived, and he's brought a distinct chill to more than the weather. The Nasdaq Composite just <a href="https://variety.com/2022/biz/news/nasdaq-january-drop-covid19-pandemic-1235167945/" target="_blank">experienced its worst start</a> to a January since 2008, with the deepest correction felt across the technology sector. It's hard to know if this is a momentary blip or a trend, but the recent volatility is making things a little less predictable. 
Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, tech companies have realized unprecedented growth. If you're not familiar with the <a href="https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/five-fifty-the-quickening" target="_blank">McKinsey study</a> called "The Quickening," it's a stunning piece that codifies the rapid acceleration of e-Commerce from late 2019 into 2020 – when the world experienced 10 years of digital transformation in just 90 days. In the report, they refer to the effect as feeling like "whiplash," and that sounds right. But is the whipping and lashing over?
Despite a light dusting of news, 2022 is already shaping up to be "The Year of the MACH," as evidenced by the continued growth in this burgeoning quadrant of the digital ecosystem. While much of the noise is being amplified by the <a href="https://machalliance.org/" target="_blank">MACH Alliance</a>, there's no question that many organizations are expanding their investment in composable and modular solutions – and looking to power their content strategies with headless CMS and commerce platforms. 
Last month, we covered news from the MACH Alliance as they <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/aws-joins-mach-alliance-as-enabler-member-reflects-growth-of-cloud-native-solutions/">welcomed AWS</a> as an "Enabler Member" in the ecosystem, reflecting the growth of Cloud-native solutions (hint: we have more MACH to cover in today's recap). We also covered news from Optimizely, as they <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/optimizely-integrates-b2b-commerce-cloud-and-content-cloud-combines-headless-commerce-with-cms/">announced</a> an integrated version of its B2B Commerce Cloud and Content Cloud products – as well as a recent <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/new-forrester-tei-study-siteimprove-enterprise-platform-delivers-275-roi/">Forrester TEI study</a> showing some astounding ROI performance from <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/siteimprove-seo-provides-all-in-one-capabilities-for-enhancing-search-performance/">Siteimprove</a>.
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<h2>MACH Alliance announces MongoDB and Netlify as first members of new "Enabler" category</h2>
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Before the well-hyped news about AWS joining the <a href="http://www.machalliance.org/" target="_blank">MACH Alliance</a> – the group of independent tech companies dedicated to advocating for open, best-of-breed technology ecosystems – the organization <a href="https://machalliance.org/newsroom/mach-alliance-announces-mongodb-and-netlify-as-first-members-of-new-enabler-category" target="_blank">announced</a> its new "Enabler" membership category, along with its inaugural members: MongoDB and Netlify. The news was released just as the MACH Alliance's global <a href="https://machalliance.org/members" target="_blank">membership reached almost 50</a>.
The MACH Alliance's Enabler category is reserved for organizations that MACH platforms utilize to deliver their service or technology. Because they "enable" a MACH provider instead of offering a direct MACH solution, they aren't suited for an Alliance membership in the Vendor or System Integrator categories – but can often be key components in how a solution is delivered. 
A bit more about these two Enabler members:
<a href="http://mongodb.com/" target="_blank">MongoDB</a> is a leading database platform designed to unleash the power of software and data for developers and the applications they build. The MongoDB database platform has been downloaded over 210 million times and is running in systems around the globe. 
MongoDB shares a common belief with the MACH Alliance: that modern software's interoperability and open architecture will propel current and future digital experiences – the kind that requires unprecedented personalized capabilities that are delivered at scale and weave a mesh of complementary microservices drawing data from multiple sources. All of this requires a level of flexibility that both MongoDB and the MACH Alliance share. 
<a href="https://www.netlify.com/" target="_blank">Netlify</a> is a web development platform that was an early advocate of separating frontend design from backend business processes. By unifying the elements of the modern decoupled web, Netlify enables a 10-time faster path to more secure and scalable websites and apps. The company announced in November a $105 million Series D to accelerate the growth of its developer platform and <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/top-jamstack-static-site-generators-for-2021/">Jamstack</a> ecosystem. 
Originally started by Netlify, the Jamstack "movement" has changed the trajectory of the web. Jamstack technologies provide nearly limitless choices to developers for designing rich customer experiences in web applications. Netlify unites different services to deliver MACH solutions, making it an ideal fit as an Enabler – delivering the workflow, expertise, and choice of tools for building solutions that reflect the MACH principles. 
"Our first two Enabler members are of the highest magnitude," said Sonja Keerl, president of the MACH Alliance. "The ecosystem of the MACH category and the industry direction that it represents is much bigger and wider than just the current 50 certified members. By having Enablers represented within the Alliance ecosystem, we now better cover the spectrum of businesses that fit within our membership guidelines and play a critical part in bringing MACH architecture to life. We're incredibly pleased to have MongoDB and Netlify on board as the first of many Enabler members."
The MACH Alliance has also <a href="https://machalliance.org/newsroom/mach-alliance-announces-eight-newly-certified-companies-as-global-membership-nears-50" target="_blank">announced</a> eight newly certified members in November. 
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<h2>Solodev launches new platform for building NFT Marketplaces to mint and sell digital assets in the metaverse</h2>
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<a href="https://www.solodev.com/" target="_blank">Solodev</a> – now repositioning itself as Solodev Cloud Services – <a href="https://www.solodev.com/news/solodev-launches-new-platform-for-building-nft-marketplaces-to-mint-and-sell-digital-assets-in-the-metaverse.stml" target="_blank">announced the launch of Solodev NFT Marketplace</a>, a platform that allows developers and organizations to build custom ecosystems for minting and selling NFTs on a fast, secure, and highly scalable infrastructure powered by AWS. 
With Solodev's new solution, users can choose to deploy a custom NFT marketplace on the blockchain of their choice, including <a href="https://www.solodev.com/marketplace/ethereum" target="_blank">Ethereum</a> and <a href="https://www.solodev.com/marketplace/cardano" target="_blank">Cardano</a>, with additional options coming soon. Solodev's advanced marketplace as a Service (MaaS) capabilities will enable organizations to stand up their NFT exchange with greater speed and ease, accelerating their journey to the metaverse. 
"At Solodev, we've always been focused on supporting the builders – and NFT marketplaces are what builders want to build," said Shawn Moore, Chief Technology Officer at Solodev Cloud Services. "There's no doubt that Meta, Amazon, Gamestop, and Walmart are leading the way to the metaverse. Now, with our cloud and blockchain services, anyone can launch an NFT marketplace at scale to reach the metaverse faster and compete."
According to their press release, Solodev Cloud Services is currently developing a high-end NFT gallery in partnership with several organizations, focusing on studio and digital art. The new exchange will be built on Cardano with plans to go live in the coming months, with support for several new blockchains coming soon. In addition, Solodev is also launching a crypto incubator that will leverage smart contracts to govern the creation of high-tech startups.
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<h2>Glassbox and Optimizely partner to accelerate digital transformation for businesses</h2>
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<a href="https://www.glassbox.com/" target="_blank">Glassbox</a>, a software as a service (SaaS) company that provides digital experience analytics for web and mobile applications, announced a strategic partnership with <a href="https://www.optimizely.com/" target="_blank">Optimizely</a> – a leading digital experience platform (DXP). The two companies plan to strengthen their joint go-to-market offerings to give customers an unparalleled advantage for transforming the digital customer experience. 
The Glassbox analytics platform provides a single source of truth that captures, visualizes, and analyzes digital journeys. It empowers enterprise organizations to manage and optimize the entire digital lifecycle of their web and mobile customers. Through the Glassbox and Optimizely partnership, the companies will enable customers to unlock their digital potential and drive new levels of insights and innovation. 
"Customer expectations for a seamless digital experience are at an all-time high, so this collaboration will be an ideal fit for all those organizations looking to fulfill this objective more effectively thanks to Optimizely's best-in-class digital experience technology and Glassbox's superior digital experience analytics," said Dror Friedman, VP Channel &amp; Alliances, Glassbox.
One thing Optimizely consistently does well is listen to customers. The company also acquired a number of strategic technologies to help address customer needs in a single platform. This includes <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/optimizely-acquires-customer-data-platform-zaius/" target="_blank">Zaius</a>, a customer data platform, and <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/optimizelys-acquisition-of-welcome-signals-expanded-focus-on-marketers/" target="_blank">Welcome</a> – a content marketing (CMP), marketing resource management (MRM), and digital asset management (DAM) platform. 
Optimizely has been challenging the crop of leading enterprise DXPs featured on <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/key-takeaways-from-gartners-2021-magic-quadrant-for-digital-experience-platforms/" target="_blank">Gartner's 2021 Magic Quadrant for DXPs</a>, as well as the <a href="https://www.optimizely.com/company/press/optimizely-named-a-leader-in-agile-content-management-systems/" target="_blank">Forrester Wave for Agile Content Management Systems</a>. 
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<h2>WordPress releases Gutenberg 12.4 with accessibility improvements, categories reminder, and and A-List of shortcuts</h2>
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If you haven't heard, there's some new stuff on the WordPress block: Gutenberg 12.4 was released right before the long-awaited <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/wordpress-version/version-5-9/" target="_blank">WordPress 5.9</a>, which includes the Full Site Editing (FSE) feature - an upgrade that's been creating quite a bit of <a href="https://toolset.com/2021/08/full-site-editing-future-of-wordpress-and-what-it-means-for-you/" target="_blank">discussion and debate</a> across the WordPress community. 
These new capabilities help reduce the complexities of building websites using dynamic themes and structured components, all with seamless editing. But for developers creating bespoke designs, Gutenberg and FSE are presenting some obstacles.
There are a few other enhancements worth noting:
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Accessibility improvements
The focus feature now correctly returns to the list view button after closing out of <a href="https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/37798" target="_blank">list view</a> – saving a lot of trouble to get back to where you were before opening it. There are also more improvements to the block inserter sidebar, ant the search input now receives focus when it's opened.
Post publish panel categories reminder
Tags and categories make it easier for people to navigate your website, but it can be easy to forget to add them when publishing a post. To solve that problem, the <a href="https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/37703" target="_blank">suggestion for assigning a category</a> to the post is added, and it will show up if a category is not already assigned.
There are a few more minor improvements, and you peruse the full list of updates on the <a href="https://make.wordpress.org/core/2022/01/19/whats-new-in-gutenberg-12-4-19-january/" target="_blank">WordPress press release page</a>.
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CMS Monthly Recap: MACH Alliance Announces New Enabler Category, Glassbox and Optimizely Partner, Gutenberg Updates and More

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When you build a house you make a mess of the site, you dig lots of trenches and pour tons of concrete. You spend thousands, and then you cover it all up. Nobody ever won House of the Year because of their foundations.
When you build an e-commerce site, you choose a CMS, but you never want to see it again. You just want it to do its job: To work.
<h2>Can You Have an E-Commerce Site without Blogging?</h2>
You just want an e-commerce store without any content marketing?
Not possible. Won’t work.
Check out this <a href="https://www.demandmetric.com/content/content-marketing-infographic">Demand Centric study</a> that shows content marketing out-performing traditional push-marketing.
Blogging and other content marketing generate three times more leads per dollar spent than traditional marketing.
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</figcaption>No company can ignore the possibility of getting thirty leads per week rather than ten. Blogging is a necessary and indispensable part of making your e-store profitable. It puts you higher in Google searches, attracts new prospects and establishes you as an industry expert. Write posts yourself, or work with a local blogger but, one way or another, you need regular content added to your blog.
And it needs to be top-notch content, not spun or illiterate, low quality $2 articles from an Upwork “writer.” Readers who see semi-literate writing judge you by it. Their opinion plummets, they hit the ‘Back’ button, and you lose a sale.
<h2>Store-Centered Blog</h2>
If your first priority is your Shopify store, and it should be, then a Shopify blog is the way to go. This is doubly true if you are driven by the need for simplicity.
Check out the Shopify site to see just how simple the CMS platform is to use. If you are concerned about SEO, you needn’t be, as this <a href="https://www.oberlo.com/blog/shopify-seo">Shopify SEO guide</a> explains. Shopify encourages you to use title tags, meta-descriptions, and alt-image tags, all of which will help Google to find your site.
Setting up a Shopify blog is as simple as pouring your coffee into a mug. It has the added advantage that you can set it up as a yourshopifysite.com/blog sub-directory on your main site. A Shopify blog is probably better for SEO purposes because any links to your blog content are more likely to enhance your e-commerce site’s standing.
This is the option to choose if you are primarily an e-commerce business owner and blogging is a secondary interest.
If you have doubts about using Shopify, then read this <a href="/shopify-review-ecommerce-only-simpler/">CMScritic review</a>. It dates back a few years, but the improvements since then make your decision even more obvious. Shopify must be the CMS choice for anyone looking for simplicity.
<h2>Blog-Centered Store</h2>
If you anticipate blogging being the core of your business, you can install a Shopify plugin on a blog.
This has two disadvantages; you may need to pay a developer to set up your blog, and your blog address will be a sub-domain, e.g., blog.yourshopifysite.com.
Having a separate WordPress.org blog does mean you will be able to customize your site to your heart’s content, but it will take time, which is the one thing you are desperately short of as a business owner.
This is the option to go for if you are primarily a blogger and your e-commerce store is a secondary interest.
<h2>The Short Version</h2>
If you don’t have a few thousand to throw around and you don’t want to see your CMS once you have set it up, then use the Shopify blog option. It isn’t all-singing and all-dancing, but it does the job and is more straightforward and quicker than setting up a separate WordPress blog.
The exception is if you already have a blog set up that has natural links directing visitors to it. In this case, keep your blog going and install a Shopify plugin. You will need a Shopify subscription anyway, so set so set up a separate Shopify site as well as your blog and interlink the two.
Your separate e-commerce store will take next to no time to set up, and minimal weekly maintenance to boot. You could even do two versions of each blog post with one for your WordPress blog and one for your Shopify blog.

Choosing the Best CMS as the Foundation for Your E-Commerce Site

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LightCMS just made code insertion far simpler across its platform, and vastly improved its handling of RSS feeds.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sf59439logo-1-2-220x220.jpg" alt="NETSUITE LIGHTCMS LOGO" />Although LightCMS has always been a website builder on paper, it is indeed quite a technical platform, for those who want it to be. It has all the hallmarks of a simple website builder, along with some advanced features that make it ideal for its target market; professional web designers.<h2>Better Connected With Code</h2>This update brings users closer to the code of their LightCMS website.You can now insert code, like Google Tag Manager codes, immediately after the opening tag and to immediately before the closing tag, simply by visiting the Website Settings Advanced tab.To override code on specific pages, you now just have to visit the Page Settings Advanced tab.Moreover, LightCMS' inline page bar now includes a new Edit Template Code button that lets you quickly open the code editor wherever you are.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/pagebar.png" alt="PageBar" /><h2>RSS Revamped</h2>New RSS options and feed validations also come as part of this update.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/lightcms-rss-350x167.png" alt="lightcms-rss" />Now, you have far more options to help validate feeds for services such as iTunes. For example:<ul><li>Language, the default is English, but you can choose from many others.</li><li>Category which lets you specify a category for the feed.</li><li>Explicit notification regarding the feed:<ul><li>Yes-explicit</li><li>No-not explicit</li><li>Clean-a cleaned up version of explicit material</li></ul></li></ul>You can also now include the featured image in the RSS feed, and you can set default RSS Cover Art, so you can specify an image to use as cover art on services such as iTunes.I've always been a fan of the way LightCMS churns out genuinely useful updates on a regular basis. For most website builders, these updates would likely go over the heads of their core user-base, but I think these improvements are exactly the kind of thing LightCMS users are looking for.

LightCMS Makes Code Insertion Easier, Revamps RSS

Love them or hate them, WordPress plugins are a big part of what makes the CMS so versatile. From event management, social syndication, and contact forms to performing backups and creating a social network; there is a plugin to fit almost endless needs. Lately the “code poets” at WordPress.org have made some changes to the Plugins Directory pages.
One of my favorite (ha pun intended) new feature is the ability to “favorite” plugins.
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Getting support is very important when choosing and implementing a plugin. Now each plugin has its own forum under the support tab on the plugin's page. These will support “sticky” posts as well so that FAQs can be nicely fit at the top.
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A few other upgrades include visual changes such as authors displayed with larger gravatars. Stats will eventually display two months of information. Also these subtle but important updates:
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<li>“Plugin headers” or those cool graphics you see at the top of plugin pages have really taken off, there are over 1,600 active now.</li>
<li>You can now subscribe to get an email whenever a commit is made to a plugin repository even if it isn’t yours. There is no better way to follow the development of your favorite plugins. There’s nothing like the smell of fresh changesets in the morning.</li>
<li>Behind the scenes, we’ve dramatically ramped up proactive scanning of the entire repository to help authors fix security and other problems they might not even know about yet. The quality level of the repo has gone way, way up.</li>
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More changes may happen as more feedback is received. Find out more at <a href="http://manager1201.agilitycms.com/Dialogs/www.wordpress.org" target="_blank">www.wordpress.org</a>

WordPress refreshes their Plugin pages

<a href="https://www.sugarcrm.com">SugarCRM</a> has just released version 7.7, which brings about enhanced search functionality, improved tagging, and a whole lot more.
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In August 2015, Gartner named SugarCRM as a “niche player” in its <a href="http://www.cmswire.com/customer-experience/gartner-names-crm-lead-management-leaders/">Magic Quadrant for CRM Lead Management</a>. Primarily, it's aimed towards medium-sized to enterprise-scale businesses.
Recently, SugarCRM published a rather insightful article on how to <a href="https://blog.sugarcrm.com/2016/05/04/extending-marketing-automation-with-crm/">extent marketing automation with a CRM</a>, which I think is well worth a read.
<h2>Search &amp; Tagging Improvements</h2>
SugarCRM have made use of Elastic Search to give their global search user interface a functionality boost. For example, tags can now be searched and results can be filtered more finely.
As for tagging, SugarCRM has made improvements that will impact both end users and administrators:
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<li>End Users: Sidecar modules contain a Tags field where users can create and share tags which can be used to identify records in filters, dashlets, and reports.</li>
<li>Administrators: Users with administrator or developer access can utilize the Tags module to manage the system-wide tag repository.</li>
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What's more is, SugarCRM 7.7 includes enhancements to lead conversions, quote and forecast information and improved support for <a href="http://support.sugarcrm.com/Documentation/Sugar_Developer/Sugar_Developer_Guide_6.7/Module_Framework/Sugar_Logic/index.html" target="_blank">Sugar Logic</a>.
The update itself was pretty comprehensive, with a wide range of additions dotted all over the platform. You can <a href="https://community.sugarcrm.com/community/releases/blog/2016/04/15/version-77-released#Global_Search">read all about them on the SugarCRM blog</a>.
And as per usual, you can explore more through the <a href="/sugarcrm/">SugarCRM hub on our CRM Directory</a>.

SugarCRM 7.7 Improves Global Search & Tagging

Do you hear that? It's the “buzz” being generated by DotNetNuke as they gear up for the release of version 6.2. Should you be excited? Well do you like the idea of content management married in sweet matrimony to social collaboration? You do!!? Well, then you can officially get excited.With the release of DNN 6.2 beta in March, the focus has been on the social features of the release. Most would agree that integrating a social element into a CMS is a good road to travel. Successful websites thrive on interaction with current and future customers. DotNetNuke has shown that they have a strong understanding of the need to integrate social community features. Take a look at this commercial to see what we mean.<figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8Qa4G5M5Wo"><div style="position:relative;padding-bottom:100%;height:0;padding-bottom:56.2493%"><iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/l8Qa4G5M5Wo" style="position:absolute;width:100%;height:100%;top:0;left:0" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe></div></div></figure>The official unveiling of DNN 6.2 is coming May 30th but for now we have a very good preview at dotnetnuke.com of some features we can expect from the release. Here are a couple of highlights:<h3>Social authentication</h3>How many passwords do you have to remember? Email, various social networking accounts, online banking, employment login, and on it goes. If you have to setup one more username and password you are going to scream right? DNN offers the ability to let visitors join your social community using credentials they already have. Most likely the goal is that visitors will say “Oh, its easy to join I'll just go ahead and do that.” You can envision your loyal community growing already.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/160e647_hp2rxv.jpg" alt="DotNetNuke" /><h3>Social Groups</h3>Instead of all members simply lumped together in one large bunch, DNN allows grouping. This can focus the conversations between group members and give the site owner valuable insight on what members are interested in. The “Awesome Cycles” example is perfect in this regard.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/hotel_zgjdtc.png" alt="DotNetNuke" />As the official unveiling nears we will keep readers informed. For further detail visit <a target="_blank" href="http://www.dotnetnuke.com">www.dotnetnuke.com</a>

A look at some of the features in the upcoming DotNetNuke 6.2 release

Oxwall 1.6 was released recently and brings with it a number of new additions to the popular open source community software / social networking CMS.
With each new release of Oxwall, the team brings a new theme to the CMS and this release is no exception. The new theme, entitled München, is not only a shoutout to the town but also a great example of the attractiveness of the platform.
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On the topic of theming, this release also introduces automatic theme updates directly from the Oxwall servers, just like their plugins currently do. This is a great addition and helps you stay on top of the latest changes.
In addition, the new social share plugin included in this release offers easily integrated share buttons beneath your content (see screenshot below).
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The most important new change in this release, however, is the introduction of mobile responsiveness to the platform. This isn't just a responsive theme or hack to make your content mobile friendly, the entire platform has been redeveloped to ensure full functionality on all major phone browsers (including an increase in performance).
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Check it out today: <a href="http://oxwall.org">Oxwall Community Software</a>

Oxwall 1.6 brings new themes, social sharing and mobile responsiveness to their open source community software

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Some good news crossing the wire for Vivvo and Newscurve founder, Boris Krstovic (<a href="/interview-with-vivvo-founder-boris-krstovic/">interview</a>). His company, Newscurve, has been acquired by the Neodata group. For those who are unaware, Newscurve is an excellent content analysis tool that has been on the market for almost a year now.
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Developed as a decision support analytics platform for publishers, it allows editors to promote and demote content within a small window of time. Using real-time and social media analytics, the goal of the platform is to help increase the performance of content.
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“Neodata Group is the ideal organization to expand and leverage the Newscurve technology. They share our passion for innovation, so we're absolutely thrilled with the opportunities that this relationship will create,” said Newscurve founder Boris Krstovic. “This is a great time to be a Newscurve customer. With our complementary strengths and Neodata's global capabilities, we provide clients with the broadest range of technology-integrated solutions for the newsroom and the online publishing industry.”
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CMS Critic congratulates Mr. Krstovic and the rest of the Newscurve team on this acquisition and we're excited to see what the future holds for this excellent platform.
Source: <a href="http://www.newscurve.com" target="_blank">http://www.newscurve.com</a>

Newscurve acquired by Neodata Group

With the release of version 9.1 of its multi-channel publishing system Enterprise, WoodWing continues to further advance easy multi-channel publishing and communication, from creation of content to distribution via various channels. With new options to quickly label content during production and to efficiently tag content destined for the Web, WoodWing addresses issues often seen as problematic and time-consuming. Updated connectors for Facebook and Twitter embed the social media channels fully transparent into daily multi-channel publishing workflows.
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The new version 9.1 of WoodWing´s multi-channel publishing system Enterprise offers updated connectors for Twitter and Facebook (left), enables slide shows for web sites (middle) and supports the tag suggestion service Open Calais (bottom) (Click to enlarge).
WoodWing introduced version 9 of its publishing system Enterprise in early September of 2013, paving the way for further innovation in multi-channel publishing. With version 9.1 of Enterprise, WoodWing further refines the way publishers, agencies and marketing departments can efficiently create content and distribute it via any channel to reach their audiences.
<h3>More efficient content management</h3>
In Content Station – WoodWing’s editorial management application – all content related to a specific story is collected in a dossier. Version 9.1 offers new functionality to label the content in a dossier, enabling users to quickly filter their content to see only what they want to see. WoodWing also added support for slideshows for the Web, eased the creation of related dossiers, and added a number of other improvements users have been requesting. 
<h3>Semantic tagging made easy</h3>
For many users, quickly tagging content for the Web – making online content more accessible and valuable – is still a cumbersome and time-consuming activity. Enterprise 9.1 offers flexible tagging options out-of-the-box. Users can add their own tags, use pre-defined tags and use a tag suggestion service, depending on the required way of working. Enterprise ships with an integration with <a href="http://www.opencalais.com/" target="_blank">Open Calais</a> – a service from Thomson Reuters. Open Calais analyzes the text targeted for the Web and returns tagging suggestions users can directly apply to their articles. Leveraging its open plug-in architecture, Enterprise can also support other semantic systems.
<h3>Using Facebook and Twitter to promote your brand and content</h3>
WoodWing also released updated connectors to integrate Facebook and Twitter fully transparent in the daily multi-channel workflow, making it easy to promote Web content via the leading social media platforms directly from within Content Station. The Facebook connector also supports the posting of images and the creation of photo albums.
<h3>One system for all channels and any workflow</h3>
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“We want to enable publishers, agencies and marketing departments to manage all their content and media channels using just one application,” said Erik Schut, President of WoodWing. “No matter how the customer wants to work – with one consolidated team responsible for all channels or separate teams for print, online and digital, we support all workflows.”
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Enterprise 9.1, including the editorial management application Content Station, is available immediately as a perpetual purchase license as well as in an attractive subscription model with monthly fees.
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<h3>WoodWing Trend Survey</h3>
Currently WoodWing conducts a survey on the publishing trends 2014 – which “First” strategy and which social media platforms will be in the focus worldwide, what are the most common goals for the use of social media, and more.The questionnaire can be found at http://ow.ly/rQBHx (deadline is January 15, 2014). Participants have the chance to win an Apple TV.

WoodWing Enterprise 9.1 – the next steps in multi-channel publishing innovation

<h3>Communication is the lifeblood of relationships</h3>
Naturally a business that communicates well internally and with customers is going to be more efficient, supportive to clients, and will result in increasing revenue. With that being said, good communication does not always come naturally even in this age of information. A company needs the tools to facilitate easy communication to build connections and the sense of community. The buzz of excitement about DNN 6.2 has had many anticipating the availability of this highly “social” cms. With the promise of deeply integrated social community and collaborative features, the “buzz” and anticipation is justified.
<blockquote>“Organizations of all sizes now have a powerful WCMS combined with robust social tools – all at an affordable price,” stated Shaun Walker, CTO and co-founder of DotNetNuke Corp.  “Building an effective online community is a proven strategy to improve productivity and get closer to your customers.  With DotNetNuke, businesses now have the capabilities to deploy online social solutions much faster, that are fully integrated with their external and internal websites, without the high cost of customization associated with current enterprise offerings in the market.”</blockquote>
What are others saying about these features?
<blockquote>“As one of the most popular independent websites in Canada, we needed a web content solution that seamlessly supported a modern community model,” said Maggie Leithead, CEO of CharityVillage, Canada’s supersite for the non-profit worker.  “We chose DotNetNuke because the social software on the market today wasn’t good enough on its own.  We would have had to bolt on point solutions to get the integrated community experience we now have for our members, combined with an easy-to-use content management system for our staff.  DotNetNuke is making us more efficient and allowing us to adapt faster to the needs of our community.”
“Fostering a strong community is integral to building an engaging online experience today and marketers need easy-to-use social tools that are built into their Web content management system,” said Melissa Webster, Program Vice President, Content and Digital Media Technologies at IDC. “That way, they're managing users and activity feeds and social content the same way they manage the rest of the site's content. Social tools are also a boon for internal collaboration, helping to create highly engaged, effective teams.”</blockquote>
You can see the common needs: “integrated community experience” and “easy-to-use social tools that are built in…” With version 6.2, DotNetNuke is poised to deliver a solution. With online community features customers can interact with each other building relationships based on common interest in your company's product or service. DNN allows creation of a social intranet allowing the same collaborative experience within the company. This can result in a tight community of employees able respond quickly to business and customer needs with ease.
<h3>Alright show me some features and capabilities!</h3>
<blockquote>DNN 6.2 contains a number of new capabilities that are essential for creating internal and external social communities:
• Activity feed that powers user interactions in a familiar social model
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• Social groups and forums that increase team collaboration
• Facebook, Twitter and Google+ social login that drives community participation
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• ‘Friend’ and ‘Follow’ controls that encourage social relationships
• Private messaging that offers an alternative community communication model
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/dnn_messaging-620x420.png" alt="DNN_messaging" />
• Interactive user profile that offers detailed personalization options
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/dnn_profile-620x428.png" alt="DNN_profile" />
• Member directory that makes it easy to find and  connect with other people
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• Social API enables developers to make their apps social, drive visibility and usage
• SharePoint 2010 integration makes it easy to publish enterprise documents to external sites
• Fully localized platform in Dutch, French, German and Spanish enables customers to work in their preferred language</blockquote>
<h3>Communication, Collaboration, and Community Connectivity</h3>
No that is not just an impressive use of alliteration, it is a way businesses can move forward. Being connected closely to users, knowing the needs of customers, and swiftly responding enables you to provide solutions that work. DotNetNuke has provided this social web cms solution in an effort to make your job easier, not give you another job to do.
For more information visit their website at <a href="http://www.dotnetnuke.com" target="_blank">dotnetnuke.com</a>.

DotNetNuke 6.2 now available

With a full release just on the horizon, SilverStripe proudly releases version 3.0 beta 3 for download and review. This update consists of many “under the hood” changes but the two most highlighted improvements are the new UI and a separate framework release.
<h4>The new “paint job”</h4>
SilverStripe is giving great attention to usability with the totally redesigned user interface. Users tested and SilverStripe listened basing many of their improvements off of the usability testing results. They have come up with a UI that allows content editors to easily update content and even site structure with simple text editing skills. This should allow for a shorter implementation to production time period. SilverStripe has also simplified the media embedding process. Whether it is from YouTube, Vimeo, Flickr or other sites it is simply a matter of inserting the media's URL and SilverStripe does the rest.
<h4>Framework release for developers</h4>
The beta release is unique also in that the SilverStripe framework is now also available. This allows developers to extend SilverStripe from just a website to a full blown web application. API's have been either replaced or improved to give developers advanced control. With namespace support, PHP 5.3+ support, and a responsive default theme, developers are given a head-start to begin building applications. Designers are not left out because this framework includes a “template engine” which keeps the PHP scripting in its place so front-end user experience experts can have complete creative control over HTML and CSS.
<h4>Need to see a demo?</h4>
You could always download the beta or SilverStripe has an online demo site so you can experience the CMS yourself without installing it on a test server.
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SilverStripe 3.0 beta 3 is available for download now. For more information on downloading, testing, and reporting any bugs visit <a href="http://www.silverstripe.com" target="_blank">www.silverstripe.com</a>.

SilverStripe final beta release for CMS and framework

Social networks are hugely popular and although we've definitely seen a decrease in the number of “facebook clone” websites popping up like we did a few years ago, they are still heavily used for customer engagement and communities.
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SocialEngine puts the power of social networking in your hands making it possible to create your own unique community that you control. Version 4.2.4 adds some more functionality to the already feature rich and modular platform.
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<li>Two new themes: Kandy (4 color variations) and Grid (8 color variations). see images below</li>
<li>URLs in the RSS widget are now clickable.</li>
<li>Email All Members feature has been improved. Added paragraph functionality, and plain text emails are no longer sent as HTML emails.</li>
<li>Upgrades no longer remove banned IP addresses.</li>
<li>Improved Log Browser navigation.</li>
<li>Improved language phrases and descriptions.</li>
</ul>
How about a quick visual of those two new themes? Here you go…
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To learn more about this product, read our <a href="/socialengine-review/" target="_blank">SocialEngine Review</a> or for a complete changelog and more information on SocialEngine visit their website <a href="http://www.socialengine.net" target="_blank">socialengine.net</a>

SocialEngine 4.2.4 release

Colours CMS is a user friendly content management system built by the Norway-based design &amp; communication company, <a href="http://www.colours.no/" target="_blank">Colours</a>.
Originally established in 2002, Colours is a, “strategic design &amp; communication company with expertise in the offshore oil &amp; gas and maritime industries.” The company have demonstrated their dedication to next-generation technology by developing <a href="http://www.colourscms.no/" target="_blank">Colours CMS</a>.
Their content management system is currently only offered to their own customers, although they have plans in place to bring the platform to a wider, more public audience in the future.
Colours' aim was to construct a content management system from the ground up to enhance usability without it causing limitations to the functionality.
So, let's see if they succeeded.
<h2>Initial Thoughts</h2>
The team over at Colours CMS were kind enough to give me administrative access to some pre-built websites in order to test out the capabilities of their platform.
As soon as I began my exploration through the long list of websites they provided me with, I immediately realized that I was in for an extremely easy ride. It all looked so clean and simple.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/0_5.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Many of the pre-built sites were part of a network of websites, all built under Colours CMS for easy admin access.
After signing in as an administrator, you will be presented with a screen allowing you to select which website you would like to manage. After you make your choice, you aren't taken to the website back end as you would expect.
<h2>Getting Started</h2>
Instead of being taken to the back end, you will see your website as visitors would, with some very handy widgets available across the bottom of the screen. 
 
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 These widgets are neatly presented across the bottom of every page you visit on your website, allowing you to make use of the drag-and-drop and WYSIWYG features everywhere you go, placing content blocks wherever you want them to be. It all works pretty seamlessly.
<h2>Widgets</h2>
This live-edit admin panel – along with all its widgets, allows you to quickly and easily live-edit your Colours CMS website.
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Below, is a list of the widgets which can be found on this live-edit admin panel.
<h3>Text</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/text700x0.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Selecting the text option inserts a text block with a headline and some example text, both of which can be modified. You can change font sizes, styles, set alignments, add hyperlinks, and more, all without leaving the page you're live-editing.
<h3>Image</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/image.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Adding an image is similarly easy. The content block immediately appears, allowing you to add an image which you can either upload, or fetch from a URL. Additionally, you can link the images to specific links, and even resize them using the built-in image resizer. Images can also be used within text blocks.
<h3>Video</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/video.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
YouTube videos can be embedded using the video widget. Videos are accessible from the file manager, can be placed on any page, and support all YouTube control like full screen view, volume control, and so forth. You can also set videos to play automatically, or to play on repeat.
<h3>Feed</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/feed.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
The feed widget allows you to aggregate content on your page. You can create a list of files, links, articles, pages, events or even external content. You can set the size of the list, and even the style in which it is displayed.
<h3>Slideshow</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/slide.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
The slideshow widget is pretty self explanatory. Much like adding images, the slideshow content block enables you to organise images into a slideshow, where you can set the amount of sliders you wish to have, and adjust the size and position of the slideshow on the page.
<h3>Tables</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/tables.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Tables of information can be presented easily using the tables widget. You can define a set number of rows and columns, populate them with content, and place them anywhere on your page.
<h3>Code</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/code.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
If you're looking to get your hands dirty with some good old coding, Colours CMS can cater for you. The code widget allows you to insert HTML, Javascript, CSS and other elements like QR codes.
<h3>Forms</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/form.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Whether you want to embed a contact for or a registration form, the forms widget can help. You can re-use existing forms, create new ones, set particular users to manage the form, and so forth.
<h3>Maps</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/maps.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Colours CMS works seamlessly with Google Maps via their maps widget. Thanks to the platforms use of the Google Map API , you can quickly create and insert interactive maps into your website.
<h3>Products</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/product.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Using the products widget, you can display product search boxes, category menus and product pages to show off whatever your company has to offer. Headers can be added, along with advanced search options.
<h3>People</h3>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/people.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
With the people widget, you can list staff names, descriptions and bios, or even list particular departments of your organization. This widget also allows website visitors to search for people on the list.
Additional options on the live-edit admin panel allow you to view the website as a visitor, access your user profile, create pages, articles and publish any new page changes.
All the features of the live-edit admin panel are extremely easy to use. They all automatically appear as modules on the page when you select them, allowing you to populate them either directly, or via a pop-up window.
The modules can then be moved around the page using the drag-and-drop functionality.
<h2>The Back End</h2>
On top of the core features listed above, all of which are within easy reach thanks to the live-edit admin panel, Colours CMS does of course have an actual admin back end.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/backend700x0.png" alt="Colours CMS" /> 
By navigating to “Manage”, “More” and then “Backend” on live-edit admin panel, you will be taken to a page which some further options and information about your website.
Key information about your website can also be changed via the back end. Things like site names, contact details, user roles and more can all be modified.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/backend2.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Additional options for things like Google Analytics codes also exist in the back end, along with the option to enable cross-publishing – which comes in handy if you are running more than one website on Colours CMS. 

<h2>Adding Pages</h2>
Creating brand new pages with Colours CMS is simple thanks to the option being present on the live-edit admin panel.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/page.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
You can choose between creating a standalone page, a page which redirects to another link, or even a clone of an existing page. Moreover, you can add tags to the page, define the template you wish to use, and then start adding images, videos and other widgets.
The option to set pages as children or parent pages of other existing pages also exist. This means you can define exactly where the page appears on menus.
<h2>Adding Articles</h2>
In a similar way to adding pages, you can also add articles, as the option to do so is once again right there on the live-edit admin panel.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/articles.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Articles are like blog posts, ideal for publishing news and general information about your organization. During the process of adding a new article, you can define a header, an introductory paragraph, and tags. You can then add media, text, and so forth.
<h2>File Management</h2>
Managing documents, images, videos, slides and more are all integral for any website owner. Colours CMS does a good job of presenting uploaded media in a neat fashion.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/file_manager700x0.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Using the live-editing admin panel, you can quickly navigate to the file manager, where all media is categorised and listed. You can browse by searching, switching between categories, or toggling between listing types.
It's great that reaching your media is also an option on the live-editing admin panel, as the last thing you want to be doing is leaving the page when attempting to piece together a slideshow or page.
<h2>Templates &amp; Design</h2>
Colours CMS offer new users a look at a range of pre-designed websites, each with its own theme. Each of the themes have unique templates and multiple page layouts built in to them.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/templates.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
At the time or writing, Colours' custom build websites come with three or four page layouts for example, whereas others may offer only two – depending on the needs of the user.
These layouts are used in order to place content blocks and modules via the drag-and-drop system.
At the time of writing, all Colours CMS websites are limited to their pre-defined templates. It’s currently not possible to customize the templates nor are there any shared templates. Thankfully, the module-positioning system helps to add some flexibility.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/templates2700x0.png" alt="Colours CMS" />
Although these layouts are well designed and work well, it would be great to see Colours CMS implement a specific selection of themes are page layouts for all their sample websites, so that users may pick and choose the designs which they like most.
Interestingly, Colours CMS have indicated that they do indeed plan on create several standard templates that new users can select from, along with the option to change and try out these templates.
<h2>Getting Help</h2>
Seeking out help for your website when you run into difficulty is hugely important. Thankfully, If you become a Colours CMS user, there are a fair amount of ways to get access to help and support.
From the beginning, the company offer new users the option of having a 1-2 hour hands-on training session to familiarize themselves with the functions of the content management system.
Furthermore, you can make use of Colours CMS' direct office phone line or support email address to get your issues resolved.
However, at the moment, only the core features of Colours CMS are defined on their website, but that's as far as it goes.  It would have been great to see some more detailed end-user information and documentation, along with some online support solutions, such as forums or online chat.
<h2> The Verdict</h2>
Colours CMS is brilliantly simplistic. The live-edit admin panel which floats at the bottom of every page is the ideal way to quickly and easily modify page elements.
With the drag-and-drop content management features, paired with the impressive WYSIWYG editor, you can create beautiful looking web pages in a very short space of time. Images, videos, forms, slideshows and more can all be incorporated with just a few clicks, making it quite fun to peice together a good looking website.
Yet, improvements can of course be made. The ability to customize page layouts, or perhaps even create your own, would greatly impact the way in which Colours CMS is used, opening up the door to user creativity. A lack of user documentation, independent themes, widgets and plugins also hinder the platform somewhat.
All in all however, Colours CMS delivers on what it promises to. The usability of the platform is excellent, whilst there is also plenty of functionality to experiment with. Without a doubt, Colours CMS has itself a fantastic foundation to build upon going into the future.
 Pros 
<ul>
<li>Colours CMS is supremely easy to manage, thanks to the live-edit admin panel, as well as a fully functioning admin back end for more detailed settings.</li>
<li>Elegant pre-defined themes and page layouts make the websites aesthetically pleasing.</li>
<li>Good range of widgets available, including slideshows, maps and products.</li>
<li>Creating pages and articles are just as easy as creating a widget.</li>
<li>Users can be added and modified easily.</li>
<li>File management is made simple, with the live-editing admin panel giving you quick access to all uploaded media.</li>
<li>Multiple websites can be managed in networks, with cross-publishing making content management easier.</li>
<li>The entire platform is well constructed, with simplicity in mind. To put it simply, it looks professional – and that's very important.</li>
</ul>
 Cons 
<ul>
<li>There is a distinct lack of end user documentation and online support options.</li>
<li>Themes and templates are predefined, with no option to customise, or mix and match page layouts between themes.</li>
<li>In order to appeal to a wider, more public market, open-source theme, widget and plugin libraries or marketplaces need to be introduced in some form, as the core functionality of Colours CMS isn't breaking any boundaries, despite being a joy to use.</li>
</ul>
<h2> Final Remarks 
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In conclusion, Colours CMS is excellent for the job it currently has on its hands, but needs some adjusting if it is to be successful when introduced to a wider audience.
At the time of writing, Colours CMS is primarily for clients and customers of Colours. They build bespoke websites for their clients, offer basic training, and then allow their clients to enjoy tweaking and adding to their brand new website via their content management system.
This has evidently been a successful way of working, but a public audience will want far greater freedom. Theme, widget and plugin “marketplaces” would be hugely welcome, whilst a wider range of user documentation and online support options would also help round off the platform. However, apart from that, it's an extremely pleasant CMS to use, with a healthy amount of functionality.
Perhaps the most promising aspect of Colours CMS, is that the developers have recognised the need to adapt for the public market, and seem ready to do so. You can't really ask for much more than that.
Want to see <a href="http://www.colourscms.no" target="_blank">Colours CMS</a> in more detail? <a href="http://www.colourscms.no/page/6285/Contact" target="_blank">Click here to schedule a live demo</a>.

Colours CMS Review

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