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One question decides it

Do you publish to more than one destination? If not, a traditional CMS is simpler and cheaper to run.

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The copy-paste problem

Traditional CMS ties content to page templates. Add a second channel and content gets duplicated, then drifts.

3 / 5

Structure over formatting

Headless stores a product as defined fields, not a blob of HTML. Each channel renders what it needs.

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Where headless projects fail

Developers get a clean API and editors get forty fields with no preview. Editorial experience is not optional.

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Model it around real work

Content models built from theory break on contact with actual publishing. We start from your workflow.

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