The phrase “headless CMS” first gained popularity globally around 2015.
Organizations look for ways to become agile and provide pleasant digital experiences to customers. Sooner or later the organizations realize that content management is holding them back. As a result, they choose to switch to headless CMS. If you are one of those who want to shift to headless CMS or want to start a new business with headless CMS, this article is for you to understand all about headless CMS, the benefits of headless CMS, and the difference between traditional CMS vs headless CMS, and its platforms.
Let’s explore what headless CMS is in more detail.
Headless Vs. Traditional CMS:
How does your content get onto your website if the frontend and the backend are separate in Headless CMS?
An API (application programming interface) is incorporated by a headless CMS to transmit and distribute your content to many channels. Your intention to publish content on websites, mobile applications, or other digital platforms and devices doesn’t matter. All of these external channels get content from your CMS and deploy it through the APIs.
List of Best 4 Headless and Traditional CMS Platforms
Traditional CMS Platforms:
1. WordPress
2. Joomla
3. Drupal
4. Magento
Headless CMS Platforms:
1. Contentful
2. Butter CMS
3. Strapi
4. Agility CMS
What are APIs and how do they work with headless?
A Headless CMS is fundamentally a content repository that makes content available to any platform via an API. Continue reading — https://bit.ly/3SFJIvZ
Also, You’ll get the pros and cons of the Headless CMS.
Claravine today announced its integration with Adobe Experience Manager, providing a smarter way to control content metadata and tagging within Experience Manager Sites, Experience Manager Assets, and more.
The integration comes at a time when digital transformations are failing; due to an inability to standardize content and marketing metadata across a fragmented marketing technology stack, enterprises are unable to automate the creation and optimization of digital experiences.“Too many companies fail to automate how they manage digital experiences because they receive a tidal wave of content and marketing data across the various technologies within their technology stack,” said Chris Comstock, chief product officer at Claravine.
“Our Adobe Experience Manager integration allows content creators and marketing teams to execute on the same taxonomy and data language within Adobe Experience Manager and other technologies within a company’s tech stack.”The integration is in response to customer demand for better ways to track, maintain and scale metadata across large enterprises — especially those with many different agencies and teams creating campaign assets.
With Claravine, users can connect to Adobe Experience Manager and quickly view and manage data about all the video, images, web pages, product offers and other assets that are part of their campaign.
Then, as Claravine standardizes the data model that is crucial for all areas of digital marketing operations, users can easily find missing metadata and sync it back into Adobe Experience Manager, saving teams valuable time and improving their analytics, SEO, personalization experiences, and more.“In today’s digital-first world, marketers are challenged with delivering consistent content across multiple channels as well as capturing actionable data to drive business decisions,” said Cody Crnkovich, head of platform partners and strategy at Adobe.
“For enterprise customers, Claravine’s integration with Adobe Experience Manager will allow a common taxonomy to be deployed and governed across multiple systems, teams, and business units.”Claravine’s integration with Adobe Experience Manager gives teams the power to do the following:Streamline the deployment and governance of all Adobe Experience Manager metadata with other systems for content owners and marketing teamsOptimize the marketing data layer with richer metadata and in-depth attributesAll of these features will help digital operations run more smoothly while also creating quality data.
In this blog post, we discuss choosing the right CMS by comparing .NET CMS advantages and SharePoint CMS advantages.
