Law Students

Link: Pirillo Starts Large Scale Community CMS Project. So what? Well here is the so what. The search engines (is there still more than one?) love quality content. However, quality content is hard to do even with the best Content Management System (CMS) and almost impossible to do without one.

Try developing more than a handful of pages in raw HTML and then managing the resulting site, it gets old quick. A CMS makes a daunting task more manageable and more accessible to the masses of business people (read lawyers) that might one to "give it a go." Why? Because search engine optimization (SEO) first requires that you have something of value to optimize, instead of just the "brochureware" found on most legal websites. An affordable (and "kick ass") CMS will help take your site to the next level. Sure Typepad and Wordpress do an adequate job today, but what Chris appears to be attempting will "kick it up a notch."

Stay tuned...