Great picture and post on the Information Overload Paradox : The post talks about the issue of overload: I can certainly consume more content than I could two decades ago, but no matter how much content is available, I can’t consume much more. And relative to the sheer volume of content available to me, I’m actually consuming a smaller percentage every day. Let’s assume that you believe that to be true and you want to essentially become a publisher of the best content focused on a specific topic.  Or does content need to flow into your existing site? Joomla. MORE >>

Still others prefer to use a content management system. There are of course many content management systems. There are open source systems like Joomla, WordPress, and Drupal. And there are many premium systems that you can buy. There’s not just one way to design a website. Every website is different. In fact, today there are so many different platforms to use for building websites that no two web developers will agree on the best one. Many website designers and developers still prefer to use HTML. Of course not. MORE >>

No strings attached (so long as you dont violate the Terms of Service by being a spammer or posting prohibited content), no subscription fees, no registration fees, no upsell fees. And with Google Apps for Business it makes it easy to manage everything in one place. Dont think of Blogger as a standalone website management tool, but the part of a suite of tools that can be used to extend your site and business. Reason 6: managed security. If you are looking for simple, blog only content, blogger may be good.but the things I can do in Wordpress are pretty amazing. MORE >>

If you are using content management systems like WordPress and Drupal, you may also want to try out some of the plug-ins that have been developed that create a mobile-friendly version of your website. Some of the plug-ins and tools that are available include WPtouch, WordPress Mobile Edition, Wptap, and for Drupal there is the Mobile Plugin for Drupal as well as OSMOBI, which also works with Joomla. Mobile friendly web designs are super important in this day and age yet so is content – don’t alienate your customers by having a great design with poor web copy.  MORE >>

Sure, there are other blogging platforms and content management systems you can use on your own domain, but none are quite as popular or powerful as WordPress. Importing Your Content. If you have blog content on other platforms including WordPress.com, Blogger, Drupal, Joomla, or other blogging platforms, then you might want to consider importing it into your new WordPress site. WordPress.org has a Importing Content guide that includes information on how to import content from almost 50 different sources (or, in some cases, if it is even possible). MORE >>