Content Management Systems

Content management system (CMS) is computer software used to assist authorized users with storing, controlling, organizing and publishing information and materials.

Why does your company need a Content Management System?

Our content management systems are easy for anyone to use, which means you do NOT need or have to be a tech-savvy IT wizard. CMS gives your company the liberty to update your website without ever paying a web company. This will allow you to keep your content fresh and dynamically growing.

We have found it’s a great tool for sales teams on the road or from remote locations. It provides them with the freedom to alter the website according to their schedule; whether that’s at 5am or 9pm. A content management system may assist:

Import data and create documents and multimedia material
Identify and manage users, assign roles and responsibilities to different content categories
Event alerts for changes in content
Manage multiple versions of a single web page of content
The ability to publish content or hide content so that later it can be searched and retrieve
Automatic layout settings to set a default color, fonts, or positioning

The software manages your content (text, graphics, links, etc.) for distribution on the Internet. Our goal is to create tools for individuals to easily use it without a programming background.

How do you use a Content Management System?

The process is extremely simple after our team installs our software. First, you login to a secure area on your website. Select the page or module you wish to update. Finally, you alter the content as you see fit and hit submit. That’s it! You’ll have the power, even without having any knowledge about HTML code or reading extensive training manuals.

What makes Sparkable’s CMS your best choice?

Unlike the cumbersome Microsoft FrontPage, Macromedia Dreamweaver, or other WYSIWYG (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) applications, our content management systems are custom built to allow the most non-technical users to make changes to an existing website with little or no training. Also, the typical WYSIWYG application uses unnecessary markup language that adds significant bulk to your website’s code that will negatively effect your search engine optimization (SEO) by decreasing your page density. Typically, the content management system is a website maintenance tool, instead of software that creates websites.