Marketing
The typical CMS upgrade path is from a traditional CMS like WordPress to a Headless CMS - in this short article, we explore what this entails and how you can prepare for it.
This article explores how much a new website costs - by outlining some of the key drivers of costs including the choice of who you use to build it.
Your marketing team is planning a new website. Here are some of the topics you should discuss with them before they commence the project.
For VCs and private investors, investing in B2B SaaS and tech companies, building a new website should represent a key early decision for the CEO when it comes to deploying capital.
Running more than one CMS is becoming an increasingly common phenomenon. This short article outlines why this is common and how you should approach this issue.
The CMO role is a demanding one. You tend to be spread thinly and thus it is difficult to stay abreast of the latest technological trends. Yet, when it comes to advances in Content Management Systems (CMS) you must stay on top of the shift away from traditional CMS to Headless.
Many web development agencies offer WordPress as their default CMS option. As this blog argues, it is time to diversify. Growing demand for features that WordPress can’t easily deliver means that Headless is exploding as a category. It is time for your agency to offer it as a choice.
Many Headless CMS providers trip clients up with complex pricing structures. This short article seeks to unpack the issue so you can make sense of what is going on.
Your B2B SaaS Homepage is the most important page on your website. This short guide outlines some of the key resources you can use to optimize it.
Headless CMS is a strange name for a fast growing category. In this short article we outline some of the resultant issues and suggest some more appropriate names for it.
This beginner’s guide to a Headless CMS helps to illustrate why they are taking off as a popular Content Management System choice by a growing number of companies.