Headless CMS

In today's digital landscape, delivering dynamic and engaging content across multiple platforms is crucial. This is where a headless CMS comes into play, offering frontend developers remarkable freedom and flexibility. In this blog post, we will delve into 6 points how a headless CMS empowers frontend developers, providing them with the ability to effortlessly craft extraordinary digital experiences.

Implementing a headless CMS has become increasingly popular in recent years and shows no signs of slowing down. In 2023, headless CMS trends will continue to evolve as more developers, marketers, and content creators look for ways to create content quickly and efficiently. According to Makosiewicz, researcher and educator at Ahrefs, 67% of marketers reveal that content marketing generates more leads, and 63% report that it helps with building brand loyalty with existing customers. Here are five trends to look for in 2023:

Imagine this, you and your content team are working on a new white paper regarding your main keyword topic. Finally, the final version (Whitepaper_final_def1.5) is done and ready to go live. But then you get the message from your development team that you have to wait until they’re finished doing updates - which can take up more than a day! Recognizable? Turns out, you’re not the only one. According to research by Magnolia 86% of marketers experience CMS frustrations. In this blog, we’ll discuss the most common CMS frustrations and share our view on how to solve these.

Content is at the crux of digital marketing and will remain so in the foreseeable future. It is the most versatile way to share information, engage and build relationships with your customers.

This blog explores the benefits of using a headless CMS to optimize your SEO results and the features you should look for in selecting your headless CMS to ensure a strong SEO focus.

In this blog, you will discover what a headless content management system (CMS) is, how it compares to traditional content management systems, and find out how you can determine which will work best for you.

These days marketers are expected to support a variety of seamlessly connected touchpoints and deliver the right personalized content at the right time to meet customer demands. In this blog, explore the top 5 reasons why you should consider a headless CMS for your business.

In a headless CMS, the back- and frontends have been disconnected, which means that it has no head to define where and how the content from the backend is presented. It allows you to publish your content to many channels, applications, and various devices through an application programming interface (API). In this blog, you will read about the top benefits of headless CMS features that makes them an obvious choice.

In this blog, we'll explore the benefits of using marketing automation with CMS and what to consider when choosing the right one for your business.