A new website today

could be out of date by tomorrow

Up-to-date content is a very important aspect of a website, and using a Content Management System could help you achieve this.

A Content Management System (CMS) is a tool that allows you to update or add content to your website without the need to contract a web developer or for you to learn any web programming skills. The costs saved by running a CMS could be huge, and having one at your finger tips will encourage you to keep your website's content up-to-date; an imperative process to keep repeat-visitors and Search Engines interested in your site.

fresh content for visitors

Keep your visitors interested; don't let your news or date sensitive content get too far out of date.

fresh content for seo

Why not publish regular news articles on your website to build an archive of seo'd content?

save money

Update content yourself rather than pay someone else to do it for you.

what our clients say

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Oldham Page Marsh Flavell Website Launched Orchestrand today launched the new website for Oldham Page Marsh Flavell, leading Solicitors in Melton Mowbray. read more

which cms? cms cost savings

What we stress to you when you are making a choice of CMS is that it's all about finding a solution that suits you. With costs for off-the-shelf solutions varying from free (open-source) to £hundreds to £thousands, getting a handle on your expectations is the key here. The most important thing is making sure that you have enough control of your website to empower your online publishing potential whilst not paying over the odds for additional features that you might not actually need. We can help you make that choice; whether it be a third party solution, or a completely bespoke CMS built by us.
It may sound like shooting ourselves in the foot, but if you run a CMS you won't have to come back to us every time you want a few lines of text updating. There will be some things that you'll still need our input on, but why not take control of the day-to-day running of your website yourself?