Comments on: Static vs Content Management System for your Website http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/ Tech, Talk, and Local News Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:36:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: When it is time to Redesign Your Website | @Bar http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/#comment-815 When it is time to Redesign Your Website | @Bar Thu, 21 Aug 2008 20:28:40 +0000 http://www.atbar.com/?p=293#comment-815 [...] 6. If updates to your website are starting to hurt your bottom line or kill your marketing budget for the year, than it may be time to look into redesigning your website with a Content Management System. [...] [...] 6. If updates to your website are starting to hurt your bottom line or kill your marketing budget for the year, than it may be time to look into redesigning your website with a Content Management System. [...]

]]> By: ost Analysis of Your Website - CMS vs Static | @Bar http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/#comment-639 ost Analysis of Your Website - CMS vs Static | @Bar Thu, 19 Jun 2008 20:00:34 +0000 http://www.atbar.com/?p=293#comment-639 [...] a previous post I mentioned a company that would benefit from a CMS and one that would benefit from just a static [...] [...] a previous post I mentioned a company that would benefit from a CMS and one that would benefit from just a static [...]

]]> By: Advantages of a Content Management System | @Bar http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/#comment-617 Advantages of a Content Management System | @Bar Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:58:36 +0000 http://www.atbar.com/?p=293#comment-617 [...] week I explained the difference between Static vs Content Management System for your Website and want to explain today what the advantages of having a Content Management System (CMS) are over [...] [...] week I explained the difference between Static vs Content Management System for your Website and want to explain today what the advantages of having a Content Management System (CMS) are over [...]

]]> By: Dave Fravel http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/#comment-611 Dave Fravel Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:10:11 +0000 http://www.atbar.com/?p=293#comment-611 Looking very forward to it, Chris. We'll make Jim and (the other) Dave buy the beers while we review the options : ) Looking very forward to it, Chris. We’ll make Jim and (the other) Dave buy the beers while we review the options : )

]]> By: Chris Gillis http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/#comment-610 Chris Gillis Mon, 09 Jun 2008 12:12:09 +0000 http://www.atbar.com/?p=293#comment-610 Thanks Dave. I'll talk to you a little more about your site on our wednesday meetup - we should get that into a CMS, and I think I know which one we can turn it over to. Thanks Dave. I’ll talk to you a little more about your site on our wednesday meetup - we should get that into a CMS, and I think I know which one we can turn it over to.

]]> By: Dave Fravel http://www.atbar.com/06/05/2008/static-vs-content-management-system-for-your-website/#comment-609 Dave Fravel Fri, 06 Jun 2008 09:11:28 +0000 http://www.atbar.com/?p=293#comment-609 Great start to this series, Chris! I'm looking forward to your recommendations. I'm in the process of researching content management systems for my own business site. I love the job that the designer did in creating the static site (he is exceptionally talented!), but I've decided that for what I'm doing, I need a dynamic site. I think I knew this all along, but wanted to get a site launched as quickly as possible - a static site (and talented designer) allowed me to do this. Now that it's been up for a few months, I realize that, while I can technically update the HTML to add content to my static site, I really don't want to ... it's a big pain to do this. The CMS systems that are on the market now make it extremely easy to add content, modules and major functionality. It's just a challenge to find the right one Great start to this series, Chris! I’m looking forward to your recommendations.

I’m in the process of researching content management systems for my own business site. I love the job that the designer did in creating the static site (he is exceptionally talented!), but I’ve decided that for what I’m doing, I need a dynamic site. I think I knew this all along, but wanted to get a site launched as quickly as possible - a static site (and talented designer) allowed me to do this.

Now that it’s been up for a few months, I realize that, while I can technically update the HTML to add content to my static site, I really don’t want to … it’s a big pain to do this. The CMS systems that are on the market now make it extremely easy to add content, modules and major functionality. It’s just a challenge to find the right one

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