Security is a huge advantage for Composr CMS over other systems, and I think very worthwhile to be a "selling" point for the system. Composr CMS has an excellent *native* firewall and aggressive hack prevention system. I have yet to come across another CMS in my analysis with that kind of native security support (any who do only do so via. an addon). In addition, I've had a cybersecurity major individual try aggressive hack attempts on ocPortal 9 (this was before Composr was available). The attempts failed on all levels (in fact, Adsense, which I had set up at the time, was more insecure than ocPortal itself during the tests). Aaaand he accidentally got banned via. Cloudflare lol.
...and soon Composr CMS will have content security policy.
Another selling point for Composr CMS is the wide range of expertise that the system can be used for. Sure, absolute beginners do not fall into this category, but most everyone else does. Composr CMS can be used by hobbyists looking just for something to run a website with, as well as entrepreneurs looking for a very powerful system. Even I am still finding hidden little secrets with Composr CMS that make it incredibly powerful and flexible.
Perhaps a third selling point could be the availability of enthusiastic professionals who can help others build a website (even one not running Composr CMS) at a competitive mid-market price.
I'm going to drop this one. I'm happy with the feature posters we've already done, and the USPs on our website.
Developers aren't very easy to market to, they can build whatever they want anyway, and from their point of view saving money isn't really very interesting as they actually enjoy reinventing the wheel, and enjoy doing techie stuff (complex and faddy = good to them).
Targeting to more junior developers on the basis of features, and managers, is more feasible. And I think we're doing that ok with our other ideas.
...and soon Composr CMS will have content security policy.
Another selling point for Composr CMS is the wide range of expertise that the system can be used for. Sure, absolute beginners do not fall into this category, but most everyone else does. Composr CMS can be used by hobbyists looking just for something to run a website with, as well as entrepreneurs looking for a very powerful system. Even I am still finding hidden little secrets with Composr CMS that make it incredibly powerful and flexible.
Perhaps a third selling point could be the availability of enthusiastic professionals who can help others build a website (even one not running Composr CMS) at a competitive mid-market price.
Developers aren't very easy to market to, they can build whatever they want anyway, and from their point of view saving money isn't really very interesting as they actually enjoy reinventing the wheel, and enjoy doing techie stuff (complex and faddy = good to them).
Targeting to more junior developers on the basis of features, and managers, is more feasible. And I think we're doing that ok with our other ideas.