My first startup was a CMS product in 1998. At the time, it was a terrific space, and we did well. But by 2002, the space was filled, because CMS software just

My first startup was a CMS product in 1998. At the time, it was a terrific space, and we did well. But by 2002, the space was filled, because CMS software just isn't that difficult to write. The factor that made it a viable business in 1998 was that most sites were still static HTML. A DB-driven site with dynamic content was a relatively new concept, so writing software to make it happen was a great opportunity. But it seems like EVERY site is now dynamic content. Even if your product really is the best ever, it is 2010. You are 12 years too late. I cannot recommend this business line at this point in time.