We asked Brightspot product manager Amelia Bragg, who has been with the company since 2018, to share some of her favorite Brightspot CMS features. Amelia regularly leads internal product training, as well customer-facing demos and trainings, and has the inside track as to how the CMS helps content publishers get the job done quickly, efficiently and effectively.
For Brightspot customers, modular content often means realizing significant time savings while also maintaining more control over the content they push to their digital audiences—no matter the industry.
In our increasingly interconnected world, here are the features that a good CMS needs in order to help brands successfully deliver translated content in the digital era.
Brightspot CMS can easily and rapidly become the missing piece of the puzzle in your tech stack, built to be highly extensible in a way that can connect the dots and solve the very specific gaps that you have.
When your company needs to produce unique, content-rich digital experiences for audiences across the globe, you’re in charge of finding a CMS that comes equipped with the translation capabilities to support that.
While creating multilingual digital content is crucial to most businesses, it’s also potentially time-consuming, which can significantly tax editorial teams. Enter Brightspot Translations, which attempts to carry some of that weight for editors.
