The more I use Joomla, the more I like. I am liking it so much in fact that I might switch The TechZone over to it. My original plan was to commission a custom CMS to power the next version of The TechZone. The cost of doing that would have run anywhere from $5,000 to $10,000. When you compare that to the Joomla CMS, which is free to use, it doesn’t make much sense.
The add on modules one can install with Joomla CMS are endless. Right now, Laptop Gamers and Digital Grabber are both using add on modules to run the Google AdSense ads and produce search engine friendly URLs.
Switching The TechZone over to Joomla would cost something. I would need the current template converted to a Joomla template, but that will only cost $150.00, which is nothing compare to paying $10,000.
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