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Why Hootsuite is going headless, and why that’s just the start
Product Updates, Social Marketing Strategies, social media, social media marketing, Social Media Strategy, Strategy

Why Hootsuite is going headless, and why that’s just the start

The first month, I’m told, is for listening. I’ve done some of that. But fifteen days in, the picture is already sharper than that script implies. Here’s my honest view of where we are and where we’re going. The interface is not the product anymore For two decades, social media management has been defined by the screen: a dashboard, a calendar, a publishing queue, an inbox. Hootsuite arguably invented that screen. Millions of marketers, agencies, and care teams open it every morning. But the screen was never the value. The value was the capability sitting behind it: schedule a post across a dozen networks, listen to what 150 million sources are saying about your brand, route a customer complaint to the right team in 90 seconds, prove ROI to a CMO on Friday afternoon. SaaS is go...
not Only the Horseman Can be Headless ⭐MonstersPost
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not Only the Horseman Can be Headless ⭐MonstersPost

Headless CMS is a content management system initially designed without a frontend but only with APIs. This approach allows you to connect any frontend to the Headless CMS core, no matter what platform it's built with or what language it uses.  Moreover, such systems can work simultaneously with several distribution channels, thus providing you with a content-centric approach. If you're not familiar with the concept of headless CMS, here's the shortest and the most straightforward video explanation of what it is. Advantages of Headless CMS over classic CMS The CMSs we're used to are designed to work with one site or interface. When a client requests a particular page, the request is redirected to a web server (such as Apache). It executes dynamic code, like PHP, and, if necessary, ac...