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There were 16 thousand products in his website catalog, and not a single one opened properly. It turned out that when the website was being developed, the client was offered an unsuitable engine for an online store. His CMS (a system for convenient content management of the website) was not designed for such a number of products. Result: a site with useful content, good design and a huge selection of products for its industry was on the fourth page in Google and even further in Yandex. At the same time, a small amount of traffic to the resource was still coming thanks to contextual advertising, but there were no orders from the site.

Losing money Client losses: Development of an old website bulk email campaigns Content transfer work (parser) – $300. Contextual advertising costs: $350 per month. Transferring a website to another engine – $ 1,500 . Costs for additional SEO work – $800 . These losses also include all potential buyers who did not place an order because of the old site. This could have been avoided if the client had initially thought more about what engine to use to make the site. In order not to get into a similar unprofitable situation, it is important to choose the right CMS (Content Management System) for the company's website.



Have you conducted a technical audit of the site and think that you are already in this situation? The only way out is to transfer the site to a suitable engine. But which system to choose? We will tell you what CMS there are and who will benefit from the most popular content management systems according to the itrack.ru portal . It will suit if you decide to make a blog or a business card, and you can work with it yourself: You can learn to work with it yourself by watching lessons on YouTube. Not a very good solution for stores and portals. If a studio or freelancer offers you to develop a website on WordPress, it's time to get busy. It's the easiest to work on, so there's a high probability that the contractor will cut corners.

They'll do exactly what you can do yourself using YouTube. Joomla! Joomla logo Joomla! is the second most popular after WordPress and the second most hackable (these indicators are directly related). The advantages and problems are similar to WordPress. It is a bit more complicated to develop, and the level of developers is correspondingly higher. If you have chosen Joomla!, then the main problem is unwillingness. Many try to solve all problems and tasks with the help of plugins, installing 20-40 of them. We have had clients come to us with similar sites. The add-ons significantly slowed down the site, conflicted with each other, and caused problems when updating the system.
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