Databases - dynamic website pages - PHP and mySql - ASP/Microsoft SQL - content management (CMS) systems. It’s all about automating information via the internet.

I must admit, most clients-to-be fail to realize the immense savings, both of time and cash, when choosing a content management system over static HTML content for their website. And most people who fill in my contact form, fail to realize the need for as well as the price of dynamic pages.

This is their (your?) lucky day! Through my subscription to SEOmoz News & Updates, I got news of this article. Along with his SEO perspective, CEO Rand provides an answer about Choosing the Right CMS Platform for your Website. This article, along with all the comments, should give you a good idea for your decision on whither or not to employ content management - even if you only skim through it. As everyone who rated this article, I also give this article a thumbs-up.

Click on the image above (from Answers.com) to get an excellent visual of what a content management system does.Answers.com goes further in depth about the database here.In this issue of Industry Insider, Seth Gottlieb gives key incite into selecting an open-source CMS. And oh - by the way; you’re reading material posted here through a content management system.
- This one is known as WordPress, a blog CMS.

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