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    Social features are integrated into the core of the CMS

    Automated posting of articles to a number of social media sites

    When articles are published the built in social integration automatically posts the article to the requested social sites.

    When posting to twitter the title and subtitle are automatically shorten to within the 140 character limit.

    All published articles are automatically published via the RSS feed.

    The CMS automatically generates an XML Sitemap which can be submitted to search engines for faster indexing of new content.