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Hugh Mitton
Founding Video Producer
Hugh Mitton
Founding Video Producer
Hugh Mitton is the Founding Video Producer at DualEntry, where he investigates the workflows, failures, and decisions shaping how finance teams operate — and translates original video reporting into long-form analysis for practitioners. This article grew from a video he produced on the Citibank/Revlon incident. Before DualEntry, he spent five years producing financial content for Fitch Group and built a documentary track record at Bleacher Report, where his work earned 15M+ organic views and coverage in TIME, BBC, CNN, and The Guardian.
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October 8, 2023
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Andy Woods
Andy Woods
Head of Product
Andy Woods is the Head of Product at DualEntry with experience in AI, database infrastructure, and developer platforms. He previously spent eight years at Cockroach Labs, rising from product manager to Director of Product Management, where he helped scale CockroachDB from pre-revenue to more than $100M ARR and led its first AI product initiatives. He earned his MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management. At DualEntry, Andy writes about AI agents in finance systems, integration architecture, and data infrastructure for multi-entity accounting.
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TL;DR
WordPress, Blogger, and Ghost are top CMS choices for blogging.
Best CMS for Blogging
Choosing the right Content Management System (CMS) for blogging is essential. Here are some top options:
- WordPress: The most popular blogging platform with extensive plugins.
- Blogger: A simple and free option for beginners.
- Ghost: A modern platform focused on speed and simplicity.
Each of these platforms has unique features that cater to different blogging needs.
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Hugh Mitton is the Founding Video Producer at DualEntry, where he investigates the workflows, failures, and decisions shaping how finance teams operate — and translates original video reporting into long-form analysis for practitioners. This article grew from a video he produced on the Citibank/Revlon incident. Before DualEntry, he spent five years producing financial content for Fitch Group and built a documentary track record at Bleacher Report, where his work earned 15M+ organic views and coverage in TIME, BBC, CNN, and The Guardian.
