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By Derek Rogers Platinum Quality Author If you are running a website, having a good content management system (CMS) is imperative for your success; however, many companies still are not familiar with this system. Those who have not yet taken the time to implement one may well be selling themselves short by not understand what a content management system is, how it works, and the many benefits it can provide. Here is a closer look at content management to help you better understand this system and why it is so important for you to have one in place. Understanding the Content Problem For those who have websites online right now, more likely than not the site has grown steadily over the time it has been live; and while it may be quite useful for those who find it, it is not perfect and may not be easy to navigate. Some of the problems that can crop up include difficulty finding things in the site, problems updating the site, the content is no longer accurate or is out of date, and the app

By Ryan Bailey We all have seen a few different content management systems I am sure. But with all the different CMS solutions available how do you choose the right one for your Web Site. This article will go over the main points to consider when choosing a content management system and what to look out for. The first thing you need to ask yourself is what type of web site am I creating? There are many different CMS solutions out there to you and each one is best used for a different type of web site. So to choose the right CMS you need to find out what purpose your web site will have and what the main required functions of the content management system will be. For example if you are planning to create a web site that simply will be used to post articles or guides, Wordpress may be the right solution for you. However if you are looking at creating more of a community that focuses around dynamic content and users, a portal like CMS may be what you are looking for. Popular portal like c

Today we are going to review the PHP-Nuke Content Management System (CMS). PHP-Nuke is best used for a community website, or a website focused on different information (including articles, guides, etc.) that users can interact with. Simply put the main focus of PHP-Nuke is to manage your web site's pages through the use of modules. There are many different modules available, and as PHP-Nuke is open source many people create thier own module and release them (there is also a new feature on the PHP Nuke Website, where users can sell custom modules). In this article we will dive deep into PHP-Nuke and explore some of the various features available in this free Content Management System. Before we continue on the requirements for setting up PHP Nuke should be stated. Firstly you will need some type of web server (Apache is recommended), along with some time of SQL database (MySQL is standard and best used with PHP Nuke), you will also need a PHP version of at least 4. For this article