What would happen if you needed to make an edit to your website?
Do you have the knowledge or wherewithal to manage the task
yourself? Or do you consider yourself technologically
challenged, and are therefore dependent on a graphic designer or
webmaster? Keeping your website up to date with fresh
information is crucial to maintain site visitors, online sales
and customer retention. Storing stale data on your site can be
detrimental to your online success.
Without an understanding of HTML or website editing programs
such as DreamWeaver or FrontPage, modifying web pages can be
nearly impossible. Many small business owners turn to the
expertise of programmers and designers. Relying on a third party
to make even minor site changes can delay the process, though,
and in turn it can hinder your ability to communicate
effectively through your website.
What if you could edit your website without the help from
professional programmers or HTML gurus? What if you could do
this without taking classes on HTML and web design? You can with
DotNetNuke, a content management system from Systems Web. With
DotNetNuke, anyone can easily edit HTML pages using
browser-based editing functionality. Changing content is as easy
as typing--all you need is an internet connection.
Systems Web is helping small and mid-size businesses manage
their websites quickly and easily. Instead of paying costly fees
for professional services, websites are now managed with
in-house employees. This cost-effective solution can help
maximize your website's performance and cut down on maintenance
costs. To learn more about how DotNetNuke can improve your
online presence, call us at 801-733-5800 or visit us online at
http://www.systems-web.com.
About the author:
Delphine Campes-Edouard is currently Vice President of Systems
Web, a web development company in business since 1999. Systems
Web specializes in the open-source Content Management System
DotNetNuke, a simple-to-use tool to edit your web site without
any knowledge of HTML. Their award-winning web sites are now all
using DotNetNuke. Go visit their web site at
http://www.systems-web.com.
