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Managing Director at Digital Excellence
07 November 2008 16:33pm
We have a task that requires publishing 10-12 very small (10 pages) but separate sites. I'm looking for a hosted solution and SaaS if possible. These sites will have a relatively short lifespan so we are cost sensitive.
We don't need huge functional sophistication, these sites will be very much brochureware - but we would like to have broad flexibility on design.
Can anybody recommend a supplier or suggest their own product ;)?
Thanks
Technical Project Manager (MBA, MBCS, CITP, CEng) at Naxtech.com
07 November 2008 17:07pm
Hello,
oh, yes...I know the perfect solution. See some more info about such as CMS at: http://www.naxtech.com/products.asp#cms
There is also a demo version there online which you can play around with. I'm sure you'll love its simplicity and effectiveness. It's like writing a Word document... it's that simple to use.
regards,
Denis
www.naxtech.com
Director at Virtumedia
07 November 2008 22:52pm
On 16:33:37 7 November 2008 GrahamRuddick wrote:
Hi Graham,
We provide a hosted CMS service with our SEO websites, if the content is quite similar across the sites I am sure there is something we can do on rates, or use your own template. http://www.virtumedia.co.uk
Best regards
Chris
Director of ecommerce at Mezzo Marketing
14 November 2008 21:17pm
What about using something like
http://www.webnode.com/en/
look at http://www.mezzomarketing.co.uk they have their site based on this software
Hope that helps
Chris
On 16:33:37 7 November 2008 GrahamRuddick wrote:
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Head of Commercial Management at Auros
18 November 2008 00:37am
Hi Graham,
We implement best of breed Content Management systems from hosted solutions (like th eone your after), mid tier WCMS and enterprise content management systems. I believe we have the perfect CMS both in terms of ease of use and also monthly cost.
Please feel free to drop me a line or an email tomorrow to discuss...
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Tech Director at ForLinux Ltd
18 November 2008 15:38pm
Hi Chris,
Did you get sorted with this? ForLinux provides Open Source Solutions so the CMS software would be free. Have you take a look at any Open Source Solutions?
Regards,
Steve Nice
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Managing Director at Shine Marketing
19 November 2008 09:59am
I've used Expression Engine for a number of small scale projects and also for some multi-lingual / multi-domain projects.
It's very good for quick projects like small brochure sites and PPC landing pages, and with a few tweaks the SEO is very capable also.
Well worth a look and only a few hundred dollars for the multi-site version which I think is the one you're after.
It's much more flexible for the future than SAAS in case any of the sites takes off and needs to be extendedI use it even if I'm just doing very simple pages as you never know where the future will take you....
Drop me a note with some more details and I'll be happy to point you in the right direction or help get you set up and running.
Managing Director at n3w media
19 November 2008 16:27pm
Hi Graham,
You probably have this sorted out by now - but if not I think CushyCMS would be a perfect cost effective solution. Easy to use and implement (so no real overhead in learning to use it). SaaS model. Complete design flexability.
We have quite a lot of experience with it for projects that do not warrant our in-house CMS or where budget is a problem.
If you want any further info on it or indeed any help with it, then please just drop me an email.
Kind Regards
Ed
www.n3wmedia.com