Jonathan Ames
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521 appearances
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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It basically means your CMS is creating more HTML or more code than is necessary.
And so it kind of slows down the page responsiveness, especially if you're mobile first or you're an e-commerce company, that page speed really makes a difference.
And so that's kind of a hard thing to change as a developer when your marketer comes to you and says, hey, make this faster so that our page loads could
Quick.
Well, developer can't go in usually and change the front end because it's dictated by your CMS.
So that's where a headless CMS really comes in, is a headless is divorced from the front end.
So your developers can build in the framework of their choice and the CMS just connects to it in the back end.
So page speed is the first one.
Another one is just the manual work of doing SEO, you know.
So affecting your tags, you know, putting in schema, URL structure, redirects.
Who can do that?
If it's only a few select people, then it's going to really slow down your process.
You're going to have bottlenecks.
Problem that we had in that same situation I was telling you before about was that.
all of our changes had to be done by our development department.
Our marketers simply would not touch the site because it was it was a site that dealt with money and it uh was precariously balanced on a few themes and plugins that if anything changed it could break the whole thing.
And then if it's down for even a few hours, that's costing you know tens of thousands of dollars.
So because of that, things didn't get done very fast.
So can those fields be gotten to by multiple people?
Is it easy to get in there, make changes, and edits?
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