Friday, October 30, 2009
You may have noticed a few changes around here during the past few weeks. With an increased focus on communication with EditMe customers, we've stepped on the gas pedal by creating more opportunities for customers to get the most from their EditMe site. Here's a few things you can do to make sure you don't miss a beat.
EditMe's Monthly NewsletterAt the end of every month, EditMe sends out an email newsletter with a summary of everything that's happened in and around EditMe during the past month.
There's an opportunity to sign up when you create your account, but many customers don't opt-in for fear of getting spam. Rest assured, you won't be getting mail from anybody but EditMe, and it will be conveniently summarized into a single, predictable monthly message. October's newsletter just went out today and is pictured on the right.
If you don't have time to check this blog for updates, the newsletter is the best way to make sure you're getting the most out of your EditMe site. Sign up today and you'll get the October Newsletter that you just missed!
Check EditMe.com/Blog for daily product releases, company updates, tutorials, videos and fresh content of interest to EditMe's customer base. Better yet, subscribe to the RSS feed and keep up to date from your favorite news reader.
Follow EditMe on Twitter @EditYourWeb. This is the full fire hose of EditMe content. Twitter is used to post up-to-the-minute announcements of maintenance outages and connectivity issues. The Twitter stream also contains a steady stream of links to articles on the web we think might be of interest to EditMe customers.
October saw the creation of EditMe's Facebook page. If Facebook is your social network of choice, be sure to pay a visit to EditMe's Facebook Page and become a fan. By becoming a fan, news and updates posted to EditMe's Facebook page will appear in the default stream of news when you log into Facebook. Be sure to tell your friends on Facebook about EditMe!
If the monthly newsletter isn't enough, you can be notified of each new post to EditMe's blog. This service is provided by Google's Feedburner service and will generate about one email per business day. You can sign up using the subscribe box found on any of the blog pages.
