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I need a content management system for a small business website.
And I do mean "small." 300MB/mo. total bandwidth usage, about 150MB of static content.
I just want to be able to train a semi-technical admin assistant to make basic content updates like job postings and contact info.
Our web host is UNIX-based (I don't know exactly what flavor/distro, sorry) and they directly support Joomla! and Wordpress.
Open-source / free / cheap would be nice.
And I do mean "small." 300MB/mo. total bandwidth usage, about 150MB of static content.
I just want to be able to train a semi-technical admin assistant to make basic content updates like job postings and contact info.
Our web host is UNIX-based (I don't know exactly what flavor/distro, sorry) and they directly support Joomla! and Wordpress.
Open-source / free / cheap would be nice.
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the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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We use it on a corporate website, which is updated by marketing/semi-technical admin assistants, so it sounds about the level you're pitching at, once it's up and running.
(I also work with higher-end commercial CMS applications, and can recommend EpiServer and Vignette, but I suspect they may be severe overkill for the kind of traffic you're talking about)
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the "no true scotch man" fallacy.