According to an opinion poll conducted by The World Retail Congress with senior executives from global retail chains, online sales is expected to provide almost 25% of elevation in sales by 2015. Management of your content on the e-Commerce website is a vital aspect to grow sales and it is done through a Content Management System (CMS). A content management system is a web based platform that allows organizing, modifying, publishing, deleting and maintaining content from a central interface. This unique system of content management enhances the workflow in a more collective manner which is fruitful for the e-Commerce business.
A CMS serves is the median repository which may contain documents, phone numbers, scientific data, movies and pictures. It offers a great control of your website content and introduces the products and services in the most promising form. Moreover, CMS can be used for controlling, semantically enriching, storing, revising and publishing documentation. Basically the content management system (CMS) has two elements:
Content management application (CMA) is a front-end user interface. It doesn’t limit its functionalities to an expert’s use; even a person without technical expertise can add, modify and remove content from a website without the interposition of a webmaster.
Content delivery application (CDA) assembles the information and displays it on the Web site.
A CMS system offers tools for one-to-one marketing. One-to-one marketing trims the content of a website eliminating the unwanted content and promoting it with user’s specific characteristics by using the information provided by the user or accumulated through the website. For example, if you visit a search engine and search for an “LCD television”, the advertising banners will advertise businesses that sell LCD television instead of those that sell cutlery products.
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