Internet marketing professional Martin Lemieux was born in Loretteville, Quebec. Lemieux got a first-hand look of how the marketing industry works at an early age from his mother, a marketing coordinator for a successful advertising firm based in Hamilton. As a young entrepreneur, 18-year-old Lemieux was introduced to the network marketing industry and worked hard to make a name for himself. Now, numerous years on he is an Internet marketing professional.

Martin Lemieux on Content Management and the Web

Web development has greatly increased in popularity over the last 10 years. Many new design concepts, code standards, and technology advances have happened in a short amount of time. With that, so has the knowledge and demand for better, more independent and functional web design packages.

More and more we are starting to see a shift in consumer demand for the increasingly popular website content management system.

Most website owners are typical business entrepreneurs who don't have the time to chase down their web design company for some minor updates that usually cost an arm and a leg.

Updates for websites are becoming more and more necessary.

It's now a reality and a trend that in order to make something happen with your website online, you need to stay on top of things and create new content to keep visitors coming back.

As entrepreneurs, we all get new creative ideas almost every day on how to improve our products or services. Without the ability to update our own website, those fresh, new ideas may not become a reality for a long time.

Website Content Management Systems Are the Future.

This is somewhat of a call out to all web design companies. If you cannot offer content management to your clients, you may be left in the dust within a few years. The more affordable content management becomes, the more in demand it will be. Without giving your prospects this crucial option, you may lose a great chunk of your potential clients to the next web design company that has a fully automated system that states: "all the consumer has to do is login and get started."

Granted, there will always be a need for web designers. That is an understatement but with the option of content management, you can also decrease the amount of work needed to put into each project and concentrate more on marketing your business and it's services.