.com vs .bank: the battle continues
Roughly six years after its debut, the .bank top-level domain (TLD) fails to dominate. Here are the current pros and cons of a .bank domain.
4/22/21
We love our content management system (CMS), and we want you to love it, too.
It’s why we’ve added a suite of robust tools to the CMS over the years, including an audit report, locations manager, staff directory tool, blog system, alert manager, financial calculators and easy-update rates tool.
It’s also why we conduct annual surveys to learn how our clients feel about the CMS — both insights into what’s working well and where there’s room for improvement.
In fact, we’ve augmented our simple CMS based on feedback from prior surveys, adding a link checker, webform builder, and two-factor authentication and password enhancements. We’re not ones to rest on our laurels, however, which is why we continue to collect data.
Here are the results of the 2021 survey:
All answers:
BrownBoots’ easy-to-use CMS is one of our big differentiators. Giving you the freedom to quickly manage your own website takes our custom bank websites to the next level. We’re thrilled to see how often our clients are taking advantage of these tools.
Top answers:
All of the various CMS tools are being used to some capacity, and most of them are being used regularly.
Select answers:
Remember what we said about wanting you to love the CMS? These testimonials are music to our ears!
Answers in order of priority:
We hear you! Adding spellcheck and the ability to schedule the publish and removal of alerts are at the top of our list, and after we release those features, it’s onto the next.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the survey. Stay tuned for more CMS announcements!
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