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Bad Plan and a Bad CMS Implementation

One of the biggest mistakes really large publishers make today is doing SEO like it’s 1999. They throw up hundreds, thousands, and sometimes millions of pages, with the belief that more is better. This has grown exponentially with web 2.0 and blogging apps and cross-tagging, listing and publishing content in multiple spots. Here’s an example that’s pretty typical of a problem I see with alarming frequency.

Web Content Management and Enhancing Your Business Online

It is hard to imagine a world without e-commerce nowadays, and more and more people are trying their hand at creating websites and earning money online.

Choosing The Best System For Managing Your Website Content

Just when you think you understand the content publishing trend of the day, here comes another one to mess up your plans.

Tips on How to Redesign a Large (Dynamic) Website

Redesigning large dynamic websites can either be easy or problematic. Read how you can redesign your large website easily and efficiently.

The Future of Web Development

In recent years, website development has massively increased in popularity.

He Said What? Reigning In Corporate Web 2.0

The progressives these days are running around the office shouting unintelligible words (to the old folks) like "blogs" and "wikis." Attorneys and public relations managers duck and cover when this happens, even if the marketing team is dancing beside their cubicles (blogs and wikis are great, efficient, and economical ways to reach the masses).

The True Cost of Content

Most content will never show a return on investment. The Web is overflowing with low-quality content. Sooner or later, senior management is going to pay serious attention to all this waste.