Jonathan Ames
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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So those fields is probably the second part after page speed.
The third part would be faster production speed.
So
Once you're in there, can you quickly make changes?
Is it take you a lot of time to publish those changes?
Especially if you're doing tests around CRO, because you know, conversion rates do affect your rankings.
If it's slow to do those tests and maybe it's, you know, every month you can launch one, well, that's going to be a very different result than if you can run a test every few days.
So those are the three big things I think a CMS can affect uh from a high level.
And I can go into more detail on those for SEO.
Sure.
That's a tough one because usually code boat falls on your development team.
And it just depends if they have the ability to fix that.
I mean, one, do they have the time to put in and try to clean up the code?
Two, do they have a system that allows them to create clean code in the first place?
So this is really part of the reason why a headless CMS was developed is uh
Developers, when they got to this point, they're like, man, these CMSs that marketing is using just they're creating this crap code, or it's forcing me to work in a framework that I don't know very well.
So a headless CMS basically says, all right, we're gonna not have the CMS create any front-end code.
Instead, what's going to happen is you developers, you can build in whatever framework you want.
Let's say you want React or Django or Astro.
Great, build in those frameworks.
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