When a business is looking to select a Content Management System to update their corporate website, they typically want a low-maintenance, easy to use CMS that will be easily adaptable to their needs.  More often than not, we encounter business people who’ve done their fair share of homework and request a WordPress site, as it appears to satisfy these requirements, and it’s open source, so it’s free.   WordPress has its roots in blogging, and it lets users hit the ground running in creating a blog.  However, let’s face it: When you’re in charge of customer engagement with your corporate website, and have specific lead generation targets, you will not be the one who is responsible for designing and developing the site itself (if you were, you might want to consider WordPress or... read more