I’m not going to spam you as you have at least replied in person and you do make a somewhat related, if very vague point.

I think it’s only fair to disclose that the product you mention is sold by your good self, and any product that states

The traditional [my emphasis] way of obtaining unique articles is to write them yourself

is on dodgy ground. Still, I trust my readers are able to make an informed judgement.

I reckon your site could do with a little work…

Article writing is one of the most important things in Internet Marketing and if done right, can keep your visitor captivated on the page. All too often the article is drab and can’t keep anyones attention too long. Also there is much duplication on the internet these days.

One way I have found to stop the duplication in its track is with using Article Writer Pro. Editor’s note: this product happens to be sold by the author of this comment. Fantastic program and works wonders.

I work with an old, old customised CMS at work, which isn’t very flexible. Apart from that, I’ve used textpattern and WordPress (which powers this site). I don’t know if you’d class them as full CMSs, although wp is heading that way.

Any modern CMS will allow the flexibility to structure content in the ways I mention above; both wp and textpattern allows excerpts, for example, which could be used for standfirsts.

All modern CMSs will use CSS to present content—the readability of the that content will therefore depend on the quality of your CSS.

Leon

The BBC home page seems to have been redesigned around a “content management system” – perhaps joomla.

Have you worked with joomla, or another cms, or had any thoughts on the general usability and readability of similar systems?