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<a href="http://www.telerik.com/" target="_blank">Telerik</a>, the company behind <a href="/products/sitefinity/" target="_blank">Sitefinity</a>, have just released an update for <a href="http://www.telerik.com/devcraft" target="_blank">DevCraft</a>, their suite of UI tools.
According to Telerik, this new update enhances, “the most complete .NET toolbox for web, mobile and desktop development”. In particular, this update focuses on DevCraft's approach to mobile development.
It's being called the Q3 2014 DevCraft release. Let's take a look at what it's all about.
<h2>Enhanced iOS, Android &amp; Windows App Development</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sitefinitylogo_wtagline_rgb_200x0-1.png" alt="Telerik" />
As part of the Q3 2014 DevCraft release, Telerik focused on ensuring .NET developers have all of the tools necessary to develop mobile apps for iOS, Android and Windows Phone within their familiar coding language.
Below is an insight into how they did that, and more.
Telerik UI for Xamarin: The UI controls for Xamarin include native iOS, Android™, and Windows® Phone UI controls for cross-platform native mobile development with the Xamarin framework. Telerik controls enable developers to easily add various data visualization scenarios in Xamarin. Forms apps to enhance the creation of compelling cross-platform native mobile experiences, using a single shared C# codebase.
Telerik UI for Windows Universal: Built from the ground up, Telerik has released native UI controls for building Universal Windows apps. Telerik UI for Windows Universal is not a port from another platform, but a brand new offering that runs on both Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1, utilizing all of the new features of both operating systems. This enables developers to build apps once and deploy on all Windows devices.
Adaptive RadGrid for <a href="http://asp.net/" target="_blank">ASP.NET</a> AJAX: Specifically built for mobile, this control is a lightweight version of the popular Telerik RadGrid for <a href="http://asp.net/" target="_blank">ASP.NET</a>AJAX, but loads fewer resources and delivers new touch zones, gestures and interactions, matching the mobile experience users have come to expect. The Adaptive RadGrid for <a href="http://asp.net/" target="_blank">ASP.NET</a> AJAX is designed for use on tablets and smartphones for iOS and Android.
<h2>Desktop &amp; Web Not Forgotten</h2>
All this talk of mobile has probably left desktop and web developers scratching their heads. Thankfully though, Telerik hasn't forgotten to include desktop and web development enhancements in this Q3 2014 DevCraft release.
On top of the new mobile capabilities, Telerik has also enhanced desktop and web UI controls, productivity tools, and data tools – all with the aim to create high-performance, enterprise-ready business applications.
Telerik has added the ability to process the most common text, spreadsheet, and PDF file formats without needing Microsoft® Office or other third-party libraries installed. Application users are able to create, load, and modify documents in formats, including DOCX, RTF, TXT, HTML, PDF, XLSX, CSV, and Tab-delimited, as well as enable seamless export and import of documents or conversion from one format to another.
Further improvements found within this release include data validation, support for lists, and mail merge functionality.
Upon the release of Q3 2014 DevCraft, Aaron Mahimainathan, Telerik's Chief Product Officer, made these comments:
<blockquote>“The .NET audience remains a vital element of the Telerik community, and we want to ensure we make their lives as easy, efficient and productive as possible. As the mobile world rapidly evolves, we’re driven to ensure the .NET community evolves with it.
The latest release of Telerik DevCraft includes new UI tools and upgrades to the existing product suite that directly address the mobile needs of our 1.4-million-strong developer community.”</blockquote>
For more details on the latest release of Telerik DevCraft, <a href="http://www.telerik.com/devcraft" target="_blank">check out the Telerik website</a>. Also, be sure to register for the <a href="http://www.telerik.com/campaigns/devcraft/october-2014-release." target="_blank">October 29 webinar</a>.<a href="http://www.telerik.com/campaigns/devcraft/october-2014-release" target="_blank"> 
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Telerik Evolves Mobile Development Approach With Latest DevCraft Release

mike-johnston

I review a lot of Web Content Management Systems but I've never done a review of a Document Management System (something that I've been meaning to do for some time) until today. Ademero is one such vendor and produces a browser based document management platform called Content Central. Today, I'm going to take you on a tour of this powerful but easy to use system.
Before I dig into the software itself, it's relevant to point out that anyone can test out the software by simply visiting their website at <a href="http://www.ademero.com/">http://www.ademero.com/</a> and downloading a trial version. Ademero works on any Windows machine but, once installed, can be access from browsers on any platform.
Let's dive into the interface shall we?
First, I'm going to show you the interface as seen by the average non-administrative user.
When you first connect to the system through your web browser, you'll be prompted to log in. Once you've done that, you'll be taken to the dashboard where you are treated to a quick overview of all of your queue's and messages from within the system.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-1_25_01-pm-450x189.png" alt="Content Central - 1" />
Let's assume you're looking for a specific document within the system. Clicking on the search button at the top of the screen takes you to a full context search screen where you can create a fine grained search for the document in question.
Once found, you simply click on the document and it's shown the screen below allowing you to quickly confirm that it's the one you are indeed looking for.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-1_26_04-pm-450x305.png" alt="Content Central - 2" />
Perhaps you need to share the document, download a copy or email it to a colleague? Clicking on the File menu will present you with a number of options for working with the document.
Choosing email brings up a quick dialog allowing you to fire it off to whomever you need.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-1_26_55-pm-450x317.png" alt="Content Central - 4" />
One thing I'd like to comment quickly on while we're on this screen is the ever present Help button the you see in the screenshot above. More often than not, I've found that in a large number of CMS I've reviewed, the Help just never seems to be quite good enough. In this case, however, it's excellent and caters to each specific screen. For instance, should you click it on this screen you'll see:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-1_27_04-pm-450x262.png" alt="Content Central " />
What I especially like is the referenced document and click links to the full user guide. They didn't just stop there though, they even added a Get Live Help feature which, you guess it, connects you with their support team. Now, in the case of a full deployment,  the Live Help is always directly linked to Ademero but it could be changed if required, although it's rare to do so.
When attempting to work with documents, if you try to use a feature that you do not have access to, you will simply get a denial message such as this:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2021/07/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-1_27_19-pm1-450x132_sly80x.png" alt="Content Central - 3" />
Any time you are viewing a list of documents and wish to see the history of the document, you can do so by clicking View, History which brings you to a screen such as this.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/pagespeed_ejgzha.png" />
Clicking on the Folders button on the menu bar along the top will take you to each section you have access to.
The Folders button takes you to the Personal Folders view where you can view messages, queues, and of course, browse the catalog of files available on the server.
From this view, the Catalog Browser will let you explore each file on the server and it's directories that you have access to.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/typo3-logo-webdesign-duisburg1-1_400x0_uq4pje.png" />
To add documents to the library, you would use the Capture button on the top bar. This will take you to a screen where you can choose which method you'd like to use from the configured ones for importing your document. You'll then be guided through the process of adding and classifying your document. This isn't something I can show in this review but trust me, the process is slick and very, very functional and easy to do.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-2_06_33-pm.png" />
Let's take a look at some of the more administrative functions of the system now. To start off, once installed on your server, you'll have three icons from which you can access various components of Content Central.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/weebly_for_enterprise_img-scaled_cpwazt.jpg" />
First, we'll take a look at the Catalog Manager. Launching it will bring you to a screen such as this.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-2_09_14-pm.png" />
From this dialog, you can manage each individual Catalog's configuration. Let's take a look at the Accounts Payable catalog..
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/reimagine4_ebr6zi.png" />
As you can see, we can set various options such as the location of Indexes, catalog description and much more. You can also set schedules as to how often the catalog is updated with new content.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/screen-shot-2012-01-21-at-2_09_46-pm.png" />
Now let's take a look at the Configuration Manager module and walk through what options it contains. At launch, you are presented with the following menu of available options.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/ja_elastica_gbuzmi.jpg" />
From here, you can configure the majority of system options quickly and easily. Here is an example of what you can expect to find under the SQL Settings option.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/magazine_lxrxyo.jpg" />
That should give you a decent idea as to what you can expect to find under the configuration manager. We explored Content Central itself as a non-administrator user, so let's take a quick look at what options become available as an admin.
Once you log in as an administrator, you'll see a new button on the toolbar at the top called, you guessed it, admin. Clicking on this will present you with the following set of admin functions.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/meet_gavern_vxjlu8.jpg" />
One of the key items I wanted to show you here is the ability that Content Central gives you to add and manage fields for your documents. Once you enter the Global Fields menu, you can choose to modify the details of the fields and change formatting, types and more.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/radon_pjsqst.jpg" />
It doesn't stop there, however. There's simply too much to show and the best I can suggest is to try it out and see if it suits your needs or the needs of your organization.
<h3>Conclusion</h3>
Content Central is a complex piece of software that is both easy to use and feature filled. The fact that it functioned without issue in every browser I tried (Safari, Chrome, Firefox and IE) was a testament to the amount of work that the team at Ademero have put into it.
The layout of the system makes it incredibly user friendly and provides an interface that is both pleasing to use and fast while maintaining a high degree of functionality. The help system that Content Central provides is quite simply, perfectly implemented and provides just enough assistance to not be overwhelming while still giving you just what you need.
I highly recommend Content Central and would strongly advise you try it out if you are in the market for <a href="http://www.ademero.com">document management software</a>.

Ademero Review - An exploration of Content Central Document Management Software

Nothing is better than announcing winners and one of the most popular categories this year was the Best Open Source PHP CMS Category within the People's Choice CMS awards.
This year, the contenders were Joomla, eZ Publish and MODx and the competition between all three was quite fierce. Having said that, in the end, a winner became clear and we're pleased to announce that this year's deserving winner is none other than <a href="http://www.joomla.org">Joomla!</a>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/original.jpg" />
Joomla! came to the awards this year with a mission to win and their community rallied behind them in an amazing way with huge votes and nominations in their favor pushing them to the forefront as the People's Choice.
The runner up this year was <a href="http://ez.no/">eZ Publish</a>. Congratulations to both projects and their communities! You've done an amazing job rallying for your favorites.
Head over to our forum and share your thoughts on the winners: Discuss the Winners of the People's Choice Awards

The Winner of the 2014 People's Choice CMS Award for Best Open Source PHP CMS

Bitrix, Inc have this week extended the functionality of their Intranet and Extranet solution, <a href="http://www.bitrix24.com/" target="_blank"> Bitrix24 </a> , with a mobile Intranet portal coming in the form of an iOS &amp; Android app, both of which are free to use for up to 12 users. 
 Bitrix24 is a Bitrix, Inc product which seeks to help revolutionize the way that employees work, share and interact within their company via their very own <a href="http://www.bitrix24.com/features/" target="_blank">Bitrix powered social Intranet</a>. Bitrix currently supports organizations ranging from small sized, to Fortune 500 companies including well-known enterprises like Xerox, Samsung, Volkswagen. 
 Now, with their free to use mobile Intranet portal, smaller companies can begin to modernize the way they get work done by organizing staff, projects and company interactions under one, feature extensive digital roof.
<h2>Moving With The Mobile Workforce</h2>
With today's world of entertainment, socialising and business going crazy for mobile, Bitrix's move to provide an Intranet portal for small businesses owners on the move can be considered a smart one. The Bitrix CEO, Dmitry Valyanov, had this to say on the subject:
<blockquote>
“A large portion of workforce is now mobile. The BYOD crowd wants full access to their company intranet and collaboration tools from their mobile devices. Last year, it became clear that people wanted an app that would function as a fully functional mobile intranet portal and does not require access to PC. It took us a year and a half of continuous work and improvements, but we finally did it and we did it right. Bitrix24 is currently the fourth most popular mobile intranet solution, only behind billion dollar companies like Yammer, Salesforce and Citrix, according to GooglePlay statistics.”
</blockquote>
 <img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/1.png" alt="Bitrix, Inc" />
The Bitrix24 mobile app will run seamlessly on all iOS &amp; Android devices, from smart phones, to tablets and everything in between. The application combines the looks and mechanics of social networking, such as liking and following, which naturally increases employee engagement, and can even serve as a team bonding tool.
More importantly however,  traditional intranet portal features are also incorporated, including searchable employee directories, activity streams, individual and group tasks, calendars, file sharing, work groups, instant messaging, group chat and even a CRM.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/2.png" alt="Bitrix, Inc" />
Push notifications are used by the app to alert intranet users when they receive a new messages, whilst tasks and calendar events can be created, accessed and modified directly from the Bitrix24 app. Users can even view  personal or shared documents stored on the company's intranet. 
Additionally, as well as being available as a cloud service, Bitrix24 mobile intranet can be hosted on a company server for added security and peace of mind.
<h2>Fighting App-Fatigue</h2>
As well as helping to create a friendly, social atmosphere within organizations, the Bitrix24 mobile app can also provide a solution to what the Mr Valanov calls “App-Fatigue”:
<blockquote>
“Most businesses suffer from ‘app-fatigue’. People may be using Dropbox for file sharing, Google Calendars for shared calendars, WhatsApp for group messages, Outlook for contact management and RememberTheMilk as their to-do list. Not only do these apps not ‘talk’ to each other, some iOS apps aren’t available for Android and vice versa. The Bitrix24 intranet portal is essentially an one-stop solution with all communication and collaboration tools that typical business uses equally efficiently inside the office and out. It’s your office outside your office.”
</blockquote>
Essentially, instead of employees spreading work related content across a myriad of applications in a disorganized fashion, Bitrix24 can be the place where everything work related can be stored, shared and discussed. 
Bitrix24's mobile Intranet Portal is available as freemium cloud service, whilst $99 and $199 monthly plans exist to allow unlimited users along with added featured such as greater storage and personal logo incorporation. Additionally, the portal is available as a server hosted software,starting at $2299 for a lifetime license.
To find out more about Bitrix24's mobile Intranet app, <a href="http://www.bitrix24.com/" target="_blank">visit their official website</a>. Alternatively, the app can be downloaded right now from <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/US/app/id561683423?mt=8&amp;ign-mpt=uo%3D4" target="_blank"> Apple  iTunes </a> , as well as from the <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitrix24.android" target="_blank"> Google Play Store </a> .

Bitrix, Inc Releases Free Mobile Intranet Portal for Small Businesses

When it comes to increasing your website sales, your focus is most likely on building a visually appealing and responsive site that will attract visitors and make it easy for them to make a purchase.
However, there is so much you can do internally to increase your conversions; after all, how you manage your business will have a direct impact on what you are able to deliver to your customers. By optimizing your internal business processes, you can significantly speed up your backend workflows and have a positive impact on your users’ experience by delivering sales faster.
In this article, we go through the main two elements involved in this process.
<h2>1. Think about your content architecture</h2>
The most important element when designing your website is your content architecture, which refers to the way all your site content is organized and structured. The best content architectures are set up according to an organization’s unique goals and objectives. This is a truly important and yet often overlooked step of building a website, and will have an immense impact on your future internal processes and user journeys, giving you much more flexibility and efficiency.
When designing your content architecture, think about what your key objectives are (in this case, selling more), and map out your top five or ten user workflows. Once you do this, you can plan your entire content architecture around them, to make it as easy and efficient as possible for those particular workflows to be delivered.
Also try and make your content architecture as intuitive as possible and avoid hard-coding content as much as you can, so that any non-technical users, such as content editors, can easily update the site whenever needed.
The same applies to integrations. With time, you will undoubtedly need to update and add new integrations to your site, so ensure that your content architecture allows for the flexibility and scalability needed to accommodate this.
A well-planned content architecture will not only deliver a better user flow for your customers, but it will also make it as easy as possible for your content editors to build, edit and populate the site. This will increase efficiency both internally and externally, ensuring that products are delivered as quickly as possible.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/pablo206.png" alt="eCommerce business process" />
<h2>2. Leverage data insights</h2>
Paying attention to your metrics will also give you insight into how your site is performing and, most importantly, how your sales are performing. Despite this, <a href="http://www.skyword.com/contentstandard/marketing/data-driven-marketing-becomes-a-focal-point-for-executives-according-to-study/">87% of marketers consider data their organization’s most underutilized asset</a>. If you are among this 87%, you are missing out one of your most valuable resources.
Sales data will offer you a good understanding of what improvements are needed to make it as easy as possible for your customers to make a purchase. Data analysis is an incredibly important step when optimizing your strategy, and is most effective when done consistently, whether that is daily, weekly or monthly.
On the design side, tools such as Google Analytics can give you key insights into the sorts of user flows customers are taking through your site; do these align with the user flows you would like them to take? Are users able to easily find content? Do any of your landing pages have higher-than-normal bounce rates and, if so, why? Are users leaving your site without converting, and if so, where?
You should also be able to generate and analyze data relating to all sales, so if your Ecommerce solution doesn’t provide this you could be missing out on key insights. What products are performing best? How are your special promotions performing? What’s your average order size? Could you provide any special offers based on this insight to encourage higher-revenue sales?
There are many metrics you could track according to your specific workflows and strategies, but some key ones are:
<h3>Conversion rate by landing page</h3>
Looking at your conversions by landing page will show you what pages are performing best; is there a particular product or promotion page that is highly effective? Has any page’s performance increased or decreased over time, and why? Could the success of high-performing pages be replicated on low-performing pages?
<h3>Per-session value</h3>
Knowing your average session value is a great way of establishing which of your products are most saleable based on their price. It is also a good metric to keep in mind when running promotions; you could set up a promotion at a value higher than the average sales value, encouraging visitors to spend a little more and increasing your overall sales revenue.
<h3>Bounce rate</h3>
Your bounce rate will give you insight into how individual pages or products on your website are performing. If a particular page has a very high bounce rate, there is most likely something you can do to improve it. Does the page title accurately describe its content or product? Or could the page design be unattractive? Is page content clearly organized and is information easy to find? Do you need to encourage users to remain on the site through additional call-to-actions (CTAs) or internal linking?
<h3>Top 10 pages (by Pageviews)</h3>
By looking at the ten pages with the highest pageviews, you can determine which of your site pages and products are most popular and see if these meet your expectations. Is there a particular page or product that should have more pageviews? Check to see if there is anything you can do to improve it, such as optimizing the design or changing the copy. On the other hand, if there is a particular product page with a high volume of pageviews but very few conversions, check to see if you can make the page more attractive or better describe the product.
Do you have any tips for improving Ecommerce business processes? Let us know in the comments!
If you would like to find out more about how Agility CMS can help you, <a href="http://agilitycms.com/home#request-a-demo">request a free demo</a> now.

How To Optimize Your Business Processes To Increase Online Sales

A new <a href="https://selz.com/" target="_blank">Selz</a> update means that user's eCommerce data can now be sent to their Google Analytics account.
Selz is a growing online-payment and eCommerce platform that can be integrated into an existing website. Or, you can set up your free Selz store and begin selling immediately. 
With this update, Selz helps to empower your Google Analytics data even more, giving users a better chance to make the right decisions about their business.
<h2>Better Insights, Better Decisions</h2>
Selz are aiming to give their users a better insight into their eCommerce reports in Google Analytics, giving them a deeper understanding of total sales, individual product sales, conversion rate and average order value.
The reports – which can now be viewed in Google Analytics – will also display things like which sources of traffic bring the most valuable customers and the ROI on any paid campaigns.
Integrating Selz with Google Analytics is as simple as copying and pasting your Google Analytics ID into the Google Analytics field under your Store Settings in Selz.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/store-selz-google-id700x0.png" alt="Selz" /> And that's about it. Give it a day or so for Google to catch up with the data, and then enjoy the view from your Google Analytics dashboard.
To find out more about Selz' new Google Analytics integration, <a href="https://selz.com/blog/new-feature-google-analytics-ecommerce-reporting/" target="_blank">read their official blog announcement</a>.
For more information on Selz, <a href="https://selz.com/" target="_blank">check out their website</a>.

Selz Steps Up Google Analytics Integration

Fresh off the acquisition of Optimizely last September, Episerver – a leading content management and digital experience platform – has announced that it will rebrand its entire organization under the Optimizely name.
Episerver’s move follows a string of jaw-dropping news from the top of the CMS and DXP industry. In the last two weeks alone, Sitecore <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/sitecore-embarks-on-1-2b-investment-plan-to-accelerate-growth/">announced</a> that it had secured $1.2 billion in capital investment aimed at accelerating their growth and innovation. Just a few days later, Acquia introduced its <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/acquia-digital-commerce-unifies-data-content-commerce-and-digital-merchandising/">Acquia Digital Commerce</a> platform, the latest in a line of new products and partnerships that are driving their market expansion.
As a leader on the <a href="https://www.episerver.com/reports/gartner-magic-quadrant-for-digital-experience-platforms">Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Platforms</a>, Episerver is already well-positioned within the DXP landscape. However, the acquisition of Optimizely has launched a new direction for the company, elevating “Optimization as a Service” to the forefront of their product and service stack.
While it’s not uncommon for companies to change their name after a merger or acquisition, this is a bold move for Episerver. By adopting the Optimizely brand, they are changing the narrative and focusing on web targeting, testing, and recommendations to help power – and optimize – the customer experience.
<h3>The reason behind Episerver’s decision</h3>
Episerver’s roots date back to 1994. What began as web-based electronic mail system has evolved into a connected, multi-faceted platform that includes CMS, Commerce, and DXP. Over the years, they have acquired multiple technologies in an effort to expand their ecosystem and enhance the value of their offerings. This includes <a href="https://www.episerver.com/company/press-room/episerver-acquires-omnichannel-personalization-vendor-peerius">Peerius</a> in 2016, a UK-based commerce personalization company, and most recently Optimizely.
Episerver has certainly established its brand on a global stage, competing with the likes of <a href="https://www.adobe.com/marketing/experience-manager.html">Adobe</a>, <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/acquia-launches-new-open-digital-experience-platform/">Acquia</a>, and <a href="https://www.cmscritic.com/sitecore-updates-experience-platform-and-experience-commerce-releases-new-sitecore-content-hub/">Sitecore</a>. But with such a long and storied rise to market leadership, why change their name?
In a statement from the company, Episerver says that it conducted thorough research with customers, partners, and industry leaders to gauge their overall brand perception. This led to the decision to adopt the Optimizely brand, which aligned more intently with their vision.
<img style="max-width:600px" src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2021/01/gartner-magic-quadrant-for-digital-experience-platforms-2021.png" alt="Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Platforms-2021" />
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<h3>Positioning for greater competition</h3>
While Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for DXPs remains relatively trim, the crowd has thickened in 2020. With players like Salesforce and SAP entering the fray by offering more complete solutions, traditional CMS platforms are struggling to find footing and compete at the enterprise level.
While the move away from monolithic services to custom stacks is still the general trend, leading brands and organizations are in pursuit of personalization – and hungry for real solutions. As CRM platforms like Salesforce and Hubspot bring CMS into their portfolios, stalwarts like Episerver are facing increased pressure to expand their capabilities in new directions.
The Optimizely acquisition gives Episerver an edge in the personalization category, allowing them to deliver on the promise of a truly complete digital experience platform for testing and optimization. This is reinforced by their concept of <a href="https://www.episerver.com/products/capabilities/optimization-as-a-service">Optimization-as-a-Service</a>, which combines the best attributes of targeting, testing, and recommendations from both <a href="https://www.optimizely.com/platform/experimentation/">Optimizely Web</a> and <a href="https://www.episerver.com/products/capabilities/web-content-recommendations">Episerver Content Recommendations</a>.
“We believe that every experience can and should be optimized,” says Alex Atzberger, CEO of Episerver. “We all know the real work only starts when the site or digital experience goes live. Optimizely’s name captures this ambition.”
<h3>What does the change mean for Episerver?</h3>
The new Optimizely aims to deliver the most modern digital experience platform with headless CMS and commerce, experimentation, AI-driven recommendations, and many other market-leading digital experience components. As part of their mission, they endeavor to remove the “guesswork” and “gut decisions” from optimization, replacing it with data-driven insights.
“Digital experience is a journey without a finish line,” says Atzberger. “Ultimately, our customers want to innovate and use data to confidentially create and optimize every customer experience based on actual outcomes. The Optimizely brand very much galvanizes this vision and uniquely positions us to define the future of the DXP market.”
Bringing together robust capabilities for data, content, commerce, and optimization, Optimizely empowers brands to unlock behavior-based decision-making, confident creation, and outsized outcomes. Optimizely now offers an even more robust combination of user and site-level data, tied with omnichannel experimentation insights – giving marketers, merchandisers, and developers the advanced analytics they need to understand what is happening in each experience as well as how to continually optimize it.
“We’re pleased to see Episerver make the shift to become known as Optimizely, elevating an already well-known brand with a benefit to create, connect and optimize the customer experience across a growing number of digital channels. This move represents a differentiator for the company in the digital experience market,” said Marci Maddox, Research Director, Digital Experience Strategies, IDC. “The value optimization brings to the digital experience is often underestimated, and the new Optimizely brand gives the company an opportunity to marry creative personalization with data-driven optimization techniques. The digital experience services market is evolving quickly, and there is a significant opportunity for Optimizely to be a leader in the space with its data-driven approach to optimizing every experience along the customer journey.”
In 2020, Episerver and Optimizely recorded double-digit revenue growth, supporting go-lives for more than 250 customer including Microsoft, Atlassian, KLM, and the Wall Street Journal. The fourth quarter marked accelerated growth for both companies and their DXP offerings in particular, with Optimizely B2B Commerce Cloud and Content Cloud seeing more than 20% growth. The new Optimizely plans to hire 40+ new employees per month through the first half of 2021 to fuel their continued growth.
<h3>What’s next for Optimizely and the DXP Industry</h3>
There’s no question about it: change and consolidation are rampant in the upper echelon of the CMS and DXP marketplace. In an increasingly digital world that’s been forced to transform throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, opportunities are abundant – but competition is fierce. The winners will be able to offer more completeness of vision, not just single products or solutions. This is where Episerver and Optimizely have excelled and will continue to do so as a combined force.
While Episerver has strong awareness and a solid heritage, adopting the Optimizely name might be one of their smartest moves yet. It’s still a slick, up-and-coming brand that’s certain to give the aging CMS a shot in the arm – and allow them to shape the future of the digital customer experience.
<h3>About Optimizely (Episerver)</h3>
<a href="http://www.optimizely.com/">Optimizely</a> (Episerver) is on a mission to help people unlock their digital potential. With their leading digital experience platform (DXP), they equip teams with the tools and insights they need to create and optimize in new and novel ways. Now, companies can operate with data-driven confidence to create hyper-personalized experiences. Building sophisticated solutions has never been simpler. Optimizely’s 900+ partners and 1100+ employees in offices around the globe are proud to help more than 9,000 brands, including Toyota, Santander, eBay, KLM, and Mazda, enrich their customer lifetime value, increase revenue and grow their brands.

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You may have noticed that things look a little different around here.I'm pleased to announce that CMS Critic has completed its migration from ProcessWire to WordPress, the world-renowned platform that CMS Critic originally launched with back in 2008.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/vgufaw4n.png" alt="VgUfaW4N" /><h2>What's New?</h2>Well, everything really.Our homepage is now far easier to navigate. A slider and the categories below make it simple for you to find new and interesting content without having to dig too deeply into the website.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-21.png" alt="sshot-21" />Also, our growing <a href="/products/">CMS Directory</a> looks fancier than ever, and it has been joined by a few new friends:<ul><li>CRM Directory</li><li>Ecommerce Directory</li><li>Marketing System Directory</li><li>Analytics Directory</li><li>Hosting Directory</li><li>Themes Directory</li></ul>And with those new directories, come new product hubs – and they're better than ever before.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-17.png" alt="sshot-17" />From a product hub, you can quickly view; a product's site rating and average user rating, an overview of the product, the product's latest review, and the latest news from CMS Critic, and the vendor's very own blog.The overview section gives you a synopsis of the product, along with; the business sizes we think suit it best, featured videos, screenshots, and more.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-16.png" alt="sshot-16" /> We even provide relevant content to help get new users started, like recommended hosting solutions for open source products.And perhaps most interestingly, you can go straight to any product hub and rate it out of ten stars, making an impact on the “Average User Rating” displayed in all hub headers. Furthermore, you can submit your very own reviews of products by clicking “Write a Review”.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-18.png" alt="sshot-18" />As you can see, our new directories cover all the essentials of business software. You won't ever need to look elsewhere to plan the next digital move for your brand.But wait, there's more.<h2>A Better Experience For Our Readers</h2>This new design brings about numerous benefits for our readers.First of all, you can now sign up to CMS Critic using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and a whole bunch of other social platforms by clicking “Register” at the top of the page.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-22.png" alt="sshot-22" />After signing up, you can “Follow” product hubs from within any directory.Once you follow a hub, like the WordPress hub for example, you'll be notified (within the confines of your account here at CMS Critic) of any new WordPress-related articles that we publish.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-23.png" alt="sshot-23" />We also have a new and improved commenting system, powered by Spot.im.Each visitor is given a unique username to partake in conversations below articles, even if that visitor is not logged in.<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-24.png" alt="sshot-24" />Plus, there's a newsfeed that you can access from the bottom right corner of the page, which highlights conversations from around the website.<h2>A Stronger Presence for Vendors</h2>Vendors will also benefit from this new-look CMS Critic.The product hubs that make up all of our directories are now far better equipped than ever before. They're ripe for content publication, lead generation and building customer-vendor relationships.Over the new few days, we will be notifying vendors personally about the new opportunities that our product hubs have to offer.<h2>More (Relevant) Topics</h2>After my appointment as Editor back in 2015, Mike and I got to steering CMS Critic towards covering more topics, but we were adamant that we would not stray into industries that don't complement web content management.Why? Because the world of CMS has been meshing with other industries for years now.Content management systems, CRMs, marketing automation systems, and analytics platforms have all become essential tools for the toolbox of every ambitious brand.To put it simply, a CMS isn't enough to propel your business online anymore.And that's why our new directories are accompanied by new industry hubs, where we will cover the new topics alongside our usual CMS news and editorials.These new industry hubs are:<ul><li>CRM Hub</li><li>Ecommerce Hub</li><li>Marketing Hub</li><li>Analytics Hub</li><li>Hosting Hub</li><li>Themes Hub</li></ul>So, we're talking about improvements for visitors, more opportunities for vendors, and broader industry coverage. I don't know about you, but I'm liking this all-new CMS Critic already!Found an issue? Want to work with us? <a href="/contact/">Get in touch</a>.

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There's no doubt that there are plenty of excellent email marketing platforms out there but one of the most common issues I've come across when using them is deliverability of emails. As such, I've been on the lookout for a solid platform that gave me a good drag and drop builder alongside the power of Amazon's email servers. I believe I've found that with MailGet so allow me to show you how it works in this MailGet Review.
For the longest time, I've used a standalone email marketing software called Sendy (see my <a href="/sendy-review-cheap-inexpensive-email-marketing-for-the-masses/" target="_blank">Sendy review</a>), that has worked reasonably well for me up until recently. Lately, I've been on the lookout for something with more automation (such as automatic unsubscribe, bounce handling, etc). However, I'm also very much committed to using Amazon SES for my email delivery as I feel it is more reliable than other architectures. I recently stumbled across MailGet and I believe I've found that solution.
<h2>Getting Things Configured</h2>
With Amazon SES services, my emails always get through properly and now, thanks to MailGet, I can use both an intuitive email marketing platform alongside Amazon for the best of both worlds.
Here's a quick video showing the basics of how MailGet works:
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Connecting Amazon is incredibly simple and the MailGet folks have full, detailed instructions with screenshots to help you get it done quickly and easily. I found it super simple to configure.
You aren't just stuck with Amazon though. If you prefer, you can use other third party providers such as Gmail, Mailgun, Postmark, SendGrid, Mailjet, Mandrill and others.
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Furthermore, MailGet also offers MailGet Bolt which is the same service but with their own built-in SMTP saving you from using a third party SMTP server entirely!
Need Bounce and Spam Handling? This one is a lifesaver. MailGet provides you with full instructions including the URL's to use to configure automatic bounce and spam handling for any of the supported SMTP providers. This one for me, is huge.
Add on Google Analytics integration, <a href="https://zapier.com/" target="_blank">Zapier</a> integration (super useful) and even Wufoo (although frankly I'd probably just use <a href="https://www.formget.com/">FormGet</a>, since it's made by the MailGet folks) and you have a very well put together email marketing platform.
<h2>List Cleaning Tools Too!</h2>
Ok, how many of you DON'T have subscriber lists that have spam subscribers or rogue emails in your list that are no longer valid. Raise your hands.
I don't see any hands. That's what I thought.
MailGet includes some super useful list cleaning tools that I absolutely love. MailGet uses several methods to clean your lists:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/mailget_review_-4.png" alt="mailget review" />It's as easy as clicking a button and letting MailGet go to work. Tell me you don't love this.
<h2>Designing your Emails</h2>
Aside from the configuration being easy to use, the next most important aspect is the email design end of things.
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From your MailGet dashboard, click on Create Email. You now have several options.
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For those of you who like to do things the easy way, click on Drag and Drop Email Builder. For those who like to do things the geek way, click on Custom Code Editor and for those of you who just want to type something basic, click on Basic Text Editor. The Email Templates option shows numerous examples but frankly, I didn't find it super helpful as there's no easy way to apply it to your email other than through copy/paste. For me, the drag and drop builder was better.
The Drag and Drop Email Builder works like a charm and is super simple to use.
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Once you've finished your email, simply click next and you will be given the opportunity to select which list you want to send to, whether you want to schedule it or send it all in one shot and that's it!
Back on your dashboard, you'll see a handy little widget showing your email and giving you a quick view on how it's performing.
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<h2>Conclusion</h2>
That's all there is to it. It's a simple, easy-to-use email marketing platform that works like a charm. MailGet has excellent help and the tutorials will get you through any issues that might arise quickly and easily. Most importantly, however, is their support.
Should you ever come across any issues.. the MailGet folks are close by to help. Simply click on the live chat box in the bottom right and you'll get a rep almost instantly. I was actually surprised how quickly I was connected to someone and during my test, they solved the problem quickly. Well done guys!
Overall, I'm content with it and using MailGet now for all of our email handling for CMS Critic. It's that good. I recommend trying it yourself, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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<a href="http://www.webs.com/" target="_blank">Webs</a>, a widely popular website builder, has announced the launch of “Local Search” – a new online local listings tool for small businesses.
Part of a suite of marketing products including Pagemodo and ContactME, Webs is an easy-to-use drag-and-drop website builder designed for small businesses.
This newly introduced local listings tool enables businesses to quickly get listed in more than 100 local listings sites and major search engines, exposing it to prospective customers. The listings include the top local search directories such as Google, Bing, AOL, Yahoo, Yelp, YP.com and more.
<h2>Mass Local Listings Made Simple</h2>
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Local Search works for small businesses with and without physical presence. All users need to do is produce basic company details, taking less than five minutes to get submitted to more than 100 online directories. Once submitted, businesses can easily monitor and update their listings using their own online dashboard.
Local Search also includes a free check on whether a business is already included in top local directories. In addition to small business owners, marketing agencies can use Local Search to improve their clients’ local search results (local SEO).
Scott Bowen, Webs' General Manager, made these comments about the new release:
<blockquote>“We’ve found that most of our customers build a website to attract new customers to their business and provide a platform to sell their products online. If a company’s website or online profile isn’t easily found on local listings sites and search engines, customers will never know about that company and its offerings. Local Search isn’t just for businesses with a physical presence – it’s a tool any business looking to grow its sales can benefit from.”</blockquote>
To find out more about Webs' Local Search feature, <a href="http://www.webs.com/blog/2014/10/21/introducing-webs-local-search-get-business-listed-today/" target="_blank">check out their official blog announcement</a>.
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<a href="http://www.wix.com/" target="_blank">Wix</a>, one of the world's most popular website builders, has launched a campaign called <a href="http://createthestars.com/" target="_blank"> CREATE</a>, which aims to light up the sky of New York City for one starry night.
Wix – the <a href="/the-winner-of-the-2014-peoples-choice-cms-award-for-best-website-builder/" target="_blank">winner of the 2014 CMS Award for Best Website Builder</a> – has invited people from around the world to create and dedicate their own stars using unique Wix.com design tools. After creating a star, users can dedicate it to someone special before dragging and dropping it into a virtual sky, contributing to the creation of a collective star-field.
This star-field can be seen by anybody attending the CREATE event on November 1st 2014 at New York’s Madison Square Park. There, attendees will have thee unique experience of creating stars and shooting them up into the New York City night sky.
<h2>Celebrating Web Design Freedom</h2>
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The CREATE campaign launches as part of Wix's collaboration with agency of record Silver + Partners, and ties directly into the company's mission to enable anyone to easily create a professional online presence, exactly the way they want.
Selected to be among the website building elite over at Website Builders Critic, Wix powers millions of websites for individuals and small businesses across the world. CREATE is just one of many great Wix ideas.
Avishai Abrahami, the Wix Co-Founder and CEO, made these comments regarding the project:
<blockquote>“Simplifying the web creation process is what Wix is all about. We give our users an advanced, code-free platform, and we're constantly blown away by how incredibly creative they get when there are no tech or design barriers to limit them.
The CREATE campaign celebrates this freedom. Wix.com lets you create anything online, and now, by simply dragging and dropping elements, you can even put stars in the sky.”</blockquote>
The Wix powered CREATE customization tools allow you to choose from a wide range of start shapes, sizes and colours. A caption of 140 characters can then be added before completion.
To create and dedicate your star, head over to the <a href="http://createthestars.com/" target="_blank"> CREATE website</a>.
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ImpressPages have now launched the latest version of their user-friendly CMS in the form of <a href="http://www.impresspages.org/" target="_blank"> ImpressPages CMS 3.6 </a> , which boasts a Theme Marketplace with a twist. 
 The creation of ImpressPages CMS by <a href="http://www.aproweb.eu/" target="_blank"> Apro Media </a>  – a web design firm, came in response to the difficulties faced by many of their customers, who were having trouble learning the ropes of other popular content management systems on the market. So, the team at Apro Media decided to build ImpressPages, in a bid to make life easier for their customers, and the wider web community in general. 
 The main addition made to ImpressPages via the latest update, has been the introduction of the Theme Marketplace, which is a lot more than your average theme or template store.
<h2>The Theme Marketplace</h2>
ImpressPages CMS' <a href="http://market.impresspages.org/" target="_blank">Theme Marketplace</a> houses a range of beautifully designed themes, all of which work seamlessly with the content management system. You can currently find a mixture of six free themes, alongside four premium themes, selling at $49 each.
Users of ImpressPages don't even need to visit the marketplace, as the theme repository can be browsed through without needing to leave the admin panel. Similarly, each theme can be previewed in the same way, before purchase. There is also a one-click install feature, which naturally ties in with the ImpressPages ethos of user friendliness.
 <img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/1700x0.png" alt="ImpressPages CMS 3.6" /> You can go a step further by customizing pre-designed themes too, by adjusting colours, fonts, layouts, and other parameters, all within the admin panel.
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However, ImpressPages have also given their Theme Marketplace an interesting spin. Developers using ImpressPages can quickly and easily begin building, publishing and selling their themes to other ImpressPages users through the Theme Marketplace.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/21.png" alt="ImpressPages CMS 3.6" /> Developers can choose to charge for their themes, or create completely free ones for the benefit of the community. ImpressPages merchants can also choose to contribute between 10% to 50% of his fee to the growth of ImpressPages.
<h2>Still Keeping It Simple</h2>
With version 3.6, ImpressPages CMS have remained true to their rule of simplicity, by streamlining their platform even further.
For example, LESS CSS support has been integrated – making it easier to understand and modify CSS, along with default widget styles which are now fully responsive and are also available in plain CSS and configurable LESS formats.
To find out more about these additional features bundled with ImpressPages CMS 3.6, as well as to get an insight into the future of the platform, you can read through ImpressPages' <a href="http://www.impresspages.org/blog/impresspages-cms-3-6-and-theme-marketplace-in-a-nutshell/" target="_blank">official release notes</a>.

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<a href="http://www.prestashop.com/" target="_blank"> PrestaShop</a> took a big step forward when version 1.6 was released earlier this year.
They gave the PrestaShop back and front end a serious face lift and introduced some brilliant features to help merchants sell. It made the platform almost unrecognizable – but in a good way.
In fact, one could argue that PrestaShop 1.6 is the platform's most important release to date.
Yet, PrestaShop haven't been resting on their laurels. Quite recently, a brand new PrestaShop project has come to light. One which could make genuinely powerful eCommerce features more accessible than ever before.
<h2>PrestaShop Cloud</h2>
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-7700x0.png" alt="PrestaShop OnDemand" />
First announced via the PrestaShop blog, PrestaShop’s Cloud – which is currently in beta – is a cloud-hosted version of PrestaShop, offered to the general public for precisely nothing.
Yes, you read that correctly.
PrestaShop is on the brink of serving up a completely free cloud-hosted version of itself. Now, free cloud-hosting for any product is something to be excited about, but to be offered free cloud-hosting for a product as powerful as PrestaShop? It’s unheard of.
So, since it’s such an impressive step forward for PrestaShop (once again), I’ve decided to give you a peek at what PrestaShop Cloud platform is like.
<h2>A Home of Its Own</h2>
Right now, you can <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/" target="_blank">sign up for the beta via the PrestaShop website</a>. However, since PrestaShop’s Cloud version and self-hosted PrestaShop will be offered as two separate eCommerce solutions, It’s only right that PrestaShop’s Cloud has its own home. And it does.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-1700x0.png" alt="PrestaShop OnDemand" />
Those who have signed up and been accepted to participate in the beta will have been greeted by the brand new PrestaShop Cloud website. A sleek, modern and inviting digital door mat.
It’s a pleasant way for any merchant to start his or her eCommerce journey, with the easy signup form on the homepage, along with features and functions boasted about around the site in a way which is easy to understand.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-2700x0.png" alt="PrestaShop OnDemand" />
As it stands, the PrestaShop’s Cloud website will eventually function alongside the current PrestaShop website.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-3700x0.png" />
In other words, PrestaShop will soon come in two distinct flavours, enabling the platform to tap into a new market – a market of merchants who want their online stores ready-made, well-done and served up on a big, free cloud.
<h2>Getting Started</h2>
To get started with PrestaShop’s Cloud version, new users only need to provide their names, emails and store name. This is followed by a short store configuration process, where you select your store URL, where you are based, and so forth.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-5.png" alt="PrestaShop OnDemand" />
After that signing up, you’ll be presented with a new admin dashboard unique to PrestaShop Cloud.
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2023/08/sshot-6700x0.png" alt="PrestaShop OnDemand" />
Using this dashboard – which acts as a buffer zone between you and the traditional PrestaShop back office dashboard – you can configure account settings, create a new store, add a new domain to an existing store, create FTP users, and so forth.
Other than that, PrestaShop Cloud platform is identical to self-hosted PrestaShop. The only difference is the speedy store creation and a further Cloud admin panel with a few, manageable settings.
It’s lightweight, and that’s a good thing.
<h2>A Free Cloud (That Won’t Rain On Parades)</h2>
PrestaShop’s beta cloud platform looks promising. I didn’t come across any faults or bugs, and because it mimics exactly what “original PrestaShop” has to offer, it would seem that – as far as functionality goes – PrestaShop’s beta cloud shouldn’t run into any problems.
The only issue I can foresee is the cloud-hosting itself. It is free after all, so one can be forgiven for assuming that speed and uptime might be compromised.
However, <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/blog/en/prestashop-beta-program-questions-answers/" target="_blank">PrestaShop have already set aside some time</a> to address this very question assumption:
<blockquote> How can we make our cloud solution totally free? 
The same way PrestaShop is completely free, through our trusted partnerships with industry leaders and the thousands of Addons extra features. These partnerships and Addons give you access to an arsenal of tools aimed at making your online store successful. It also allows PrestaShop to always remain free forever.
 The hosting is free… but is it efficient? 
We know that site speed and performance is key to maintaining a successful online store. That’s why we’ve teamed up with a powerhouse in quality hosting, OVH. You’re in good hands, OVH has over 700,000 customers worldwide, and their servers are equipped with the latest Intel processors and high performance SSD hard drives to ensure your store will be quick to take orders and make sales.</blockquote>
In short, PrestaShop are confident that the Cloud platform will run smoothly, despite being completely free. Time will tell, of course, but if PrestaShop can pull this off, it will be one of the most impressive moves the eCommerce industry has seen in some time.
To sign up for the free PrestaShop Cloud beta, <a href="http://www.prestashop.com/en/beta" target="_blank">click here</a>.
Plus, be sure to explore more of <a href="/products/prestashop/" target="_blank">PrestaShop via our CMS Directory</a>, and my full <a href="/prestashop-review/" target="_blank">PrestaShop Review</a>.

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