Daniel Threlfall By Daniel Threlfall - Since it's hard to make a living drinking coffee, I instead write about tech. And I drink coffee. I'm concentrated in web design, good CMSs, SEO, bad CMSs, social media. And I d 37 posts
Cascade Server 7.6 Released Hannon Hill releases its latest version of its flagship product, Cascade Server 7.6. Cascade Server is an enterprise CMS used by thousands of organizations in the education, government and Daniel Threlfall August 19 • 2 min read
How to Dominate Social Media There are over 500 social media platforms on the web today, give or take a few. No one knows the exact number for sure. It's totally unrealistic to think that Daniel Threlfall August 14 • 5 min read
Top Five Email Marketing Platforms Email marketing is one of the most successful, most cost-effective, and most important features of your business. But in order to cash in on the power of email marketing, you've Daniel Threlfall August 12 • 3 min read
How to Get Ready for Responsive Design Responsive design has been hailed as one of the greatest greatnesses ever to grace the Internet. With myriad mobile users accessing the web, it seems as if responsive design is Daniel Threlfall July 25 • 2 min read
Eight Tips for Creating Readable Content Whether you're an old pro at creating content or whether you're new to the field, it never hurts to hear the essentials of effective and readable content. And let's just Daniel Threlfall July 18 • 3 min read
Introducing the new Bling Blocks CMS You've probably never used a CMS that had the word “bling” in it, let alone one that uses an icon of a rapper with a bling logo on Daniel Threlfall July 16 • 2 min read
Six Deadly Website Sins and How to Fix Them It ain't easy being an Internet professional. It seems like technology is always advancing too fast, the rules are changing too often, and there are a few too many things Daniel Threlfall July 9 • 4 min read
Is Your CMS Good Enough? How do you figure out whether a CMS is good or bad? More to the point, how do you know whether the CMS you're using at this selfsame moment is Daniel Threlfall June 11 • 4 min read
Sitecore 7 Released, Boasting Advanced Search Based Architecture Sitecore is a major player in the web content management (WCM) playing field. We've kept a close eye on this CMS for a long time, tracking their improvements and success. Daniel Threlfall May 21 • 2 min read
7 Online Tools to Improve Your Writing You've heard it ad nauseum — content is king. Yes, it's still king. Every Internet factotum must also be a connoisseur of content. If you're not exactly feeling all Stephen King Daniel Threlfall May 10 • 3 min read
Koken Announces New Features in v. 0.8 Koken is one of our picks as a top CMS for photographers. Just this week, they made an already good CMS a whole lot better. Koken 0.8, announced on Daniel Threlfall May 10 • 3 min read
Just Add Content Review Just Add Content is reaching a vast market of business owners and entrepreneurs who want websites — nice ones. The easy to use editor is a great asset, especially for those Daniel Threlfall May 8 • 17 min read
SharePoint's Shortcomings One of the best things about SharePoint is its name. The moniker suggest a friendly place where people can gather, work, and say to themselves, “a good time was Daniel Threlfall May 1 • 4 min read
The Four Worst Myths about Open Source CMS If you aren't used to using an open source CMS, then you may have fallen victim to several popular myths. Even those who are familiar with the open source environment Daniel Threlfall April 29 • 3 min read
Four Signs It's Time to Change Your CMS Your CMS is not going to last forever. Just face it. At some point, you may need to switch your CMS. Hopefully, you've made the right CMS choice from the Daniel Threlfall April 18 • 4 min read
WordPress vs. Joomla — A Perspective You're about to witness a showdown between the world's two most popular open-source CMSs — WordPress and Joomla. The WordPress vs. Joomla question is kind of like a high school rivalry. Daniel Threlfall April 16 • 5 min read
Can your CMS do SEO? SEO is and always will be important, regardless of how loudly the “SEO is Dead” crowd howls. Because SEO is important, your CMS's ability to do SEO matters. Daniel Threlfall April 9 • 3 min read
How to Effectively Moderate Social Media As the web world hurtles toward an intensely social environment, your CMS needs to get social, too. There are plenty of CMSs touting built-in social capabilities or plugins that can Daniel Threlfall April 4 • 3 min read