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Old July 29th, 2008, 09:49 AM   #1
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Moving off bespoke CMS
Hi I run a small corporate website (no ecommerce etc, probably about 50 pages at most) which is currently built around our web agency/ host's bespoke CMS. I'm looking to move to a cheaper host, but obviously am mindful of the fact that this will involve extricating the site from one CMS and putting it on another.

Has anyone else experienced this? any tips? or am I just better off staying put?!

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Re: Moving off bespoke CMS
No real advice for you. It's one of those boring jobs thats you just have to knuckle down and do.
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