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Top three Web CMS for small publishers
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Although I work for an enterprise WCM vendor, Percussion, I would definitely recommend small publishers and those looking for a lower-end solution look at Squarespace (www.squarespace.com) - fantastic UI, robust functionality, great support, and a lot easier to implement than WordPress and Drupal.
Just wanted to post a follow-up here that Squarespace is more of an analogous implementation to Clickability. Finite functionality, hosted model, convenient. If someone is looking to implement something fast and basic, this could be a viable option.
However, for more control over the functionality of your site -- which is definitely what small publishers are wanting these days so that they can respond rapidly to competition, they'll go with Drupal or a similar solution.
Wordpress, by the way, is pretty easy to set up --however I've never done a time trial between a Wordpress config vs. one with a solution like Squarespace.
In any event, I will ALWAYS recommend to someone in market to go with a solution that is being embraced on the market -- I don't know that Squarespace has any kind of market share at this present time, and it certainly is nowhere close to having the developer community of Drupal, Wordpress, Joomla, or about a dozen other solutions.
If someone's going with the hosted approach, there's hundreds of options out there. I don't have stock in Clickability or any of the others -- I'd just make sure you do your procurement planning and vendor analysis very carefully before making a select on a SaaS model solution.







