1. What is CMS?
2. Why CMS?
3. A list of CMS @ wikipedia
Some popular CMS (open-source ones):
DRUPAL
JOOMLA!
Wordpress (.org)
4. Where to start?
Get a free web hosting account which supports MySQL Databases and PHP (e.g., http://100webspace.com/ ) and do the installation yourself: You need to ftp a bunch of files and set things up yourself. Also you need to bear with a banner ad on top of your page.
Or, you can buy a hosting account with everything already installed for you (e.g., bluehost.com or http://www.hostmonster.com/): You can save some time, but still need to install modules yourself by doing ftp later anyway.
So FTP is IMPORTANT -- BevoWare includes SmartFTP.
FYI:
Demo login of Hostmonster.com --
http://login.hostmonster.com/frontend/hostmonster/index.html
Click on Fantastico to get a list of soft applications available.
5. Alternative -- (not as flexible but much more convenient)
wordpress.com (different from blogger.com because it supports "PAGES")
6. Examples of final products created by CMS:
http://straightshootermag.com/
http://austinsportsreport.com/
http://swimaustin.org/
http://www.lasimmons.com/eastbecomescentral/
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