Supadu is a Content Management System with a difference

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With Supadu, users can create great looking websites, microsites and campaign landing pages - quickly, easily, and at low cost.

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A CMS like you've never seen before
Publish your content with all the workflow capabilities of a high-end CMS platform.

WYSIWYG editing

The tools are easy to use and intuitive like a desktop software package such as inDesign or PowerPoint.

Apps that just work
Build great microsites quickly with our library of drag-and-drop apps – from plug-and-play video players, to picture galleries.

SEO-ready
Publishes beautiful, clean, search engine optimised code to the web for maximum visibility.

What is Supadu?

Supadu is a brand new digital marketing plaform that helps users create great looking websites without any technical knowhow.

If you can use PowerPoint, you can use Supadu. In no time at all you can create compelling websites without thinking about developers, bandwidth or complex code. Just drag-and-drop from a library of fully functioning apps and widgets into a pre-designed template. Preview, or publish to a live URL, and that's it - in a few easy steps you've got a great looking website.

Where Supadu gets really versatile is in its library of feature-rich apps - video players; picture galleries; e-commerce; social media and ISBN look-up tables. Drag one of these onto the page and you've got instant content in your site.

-  Drag-and-drop simplicity

-  What you see is what you get

-  Edit in the web page

-  No templates required

-  No technical skills necessary

-  Add social media, video, RSS, widgets

Makes websites. Simple.

All the work happens in the web page, in the browser, so you don't have to rely on extra bits of software to build pages that end up looking different once they go live. What you see, is literally what you get.