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Do It Yourself Website Updates

Posted by: JeffM on 1/21/2010

 I cannot tell you how pleased I am with the DotNetNuke content management system.  You can't image the feeling of freedom I have knowing how to update this site without relying on a 3rd party to do it for me.   

Using this system I have the ability to create pages, and make sure they have the proper title, description, keywords, etc. for each new page for SEO purposes.   Plus There is a built in "what you see is what you get,WYSIWYG",  editor that allows non-programmers full reign over their website.

Everything is fully customizable from different Modules (plugin programs that perform certain tasks), and skins (plugin themes that offer a custom look thought the site). 

It is very cool to know that you no longer have to go to school for years to manage or build a dynamic website.

Thank you Robert M. for introducing me to DNN.

 

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