Steve Jobs    1955-2011

Before we jump right into Drupal CMS, perhaps we should start why the market is obsessed with designing websites with CMS.

What is CMS? Why CMS?

"CMS" (Content Management System) is THE hip, trendy term on the Internet in 2010s. As elegantly described in Wikipedia, a Web CMS is basically a system that "simplifies the publication of web content to web sites and mobile devices -- in particular, allowing content creators to submit content without requiring technical knowledge of HTML or the uploading of files."

Generally speaking, the rise of CMS is due to the huge success of Blog platforms like blogger.com. Ever since the launch of blogger.com in 1999, next thing I know everyone has started publishing on the Internet, and the volume of new content published online exploded in folds ever since.

Just while I was stumbling upon Youtube looking for a few relaxing video clips to spice up my breakfast, I was surprised and super excited that Youtube has finally started rolling out the most wanted feature (of mine) -- viewers can now "expand" the video to window size!

Ok, it might be quite confusing to those who don't usually use the expand feature. "Expand" is a button that locates on the lower right corner of every youtube video (this feature is only available if you are watching the clip on Youtube.com). Once you click on it, it will expand the video clip to the size of your browser window, and change the resolution automatically from 360p to 480p. 

Dear Customers and Friends,

Thank you very much for your enormous support in the year of tiger! We could not have made it this far without you. We are all eagerly ready to return the favor to you all in the year of Rabbit, so please feel free to let us know when the time comes!

Happy Chinese New Year! Hope to see you soon!

Best,

Kelvin Lee
Director
SourceSquare | Search Marketing Strategies

SourceSquare has been recently awarded Google Analytics Individual Qualification! Google Analytics Individual Qualification is a professional certificate exam provided by Google to certify individuals who have sufficient and accurate knowledge and experience on using Google Analytics to track their site traffic, and to analyze the data in an accurate and meaningful way.

This website has been particularly hard to setup. Not that because of it is technically difficulties involved. Different than the websites I have setup for other businesses, lots of entrepreneurship, business planning and market analysis have been involved this time. What is my niche among all other excellent SEO blogs like the great SEOmoz and SearchEngineWatch, or even the indivdual site like Grayfox's? For now I'm not too sure, however I know that I will have you all to walk me through in the years ahead :)