Webinar on Demand: Managing community members in EditMe

When:	Anytime - On Demand
Speakers:	Matt Wiseley, Head of Product, Founder, EditMe Matthew Mamet, Head of Customer, EditMe
Cost:	Free

Do you want to setup advanced security groups and user level policies in EditMe for your online community? Great - we're here to help.

Join us for a free webinar to explore how to use EditMe's advanced security tools to create multi-level access to your site's information that ensures everyone gets what they need, while keeping security and data privacy intact.

Register for this webinar, where you will learn:

• What are the different security settings that come with EditMe and what do they do?
• How to setup your community to grow quickly without compromising security and privacy.
• Using EditMe to communicate with your different user groups.
• Enable Moderation controls to prevent unwated users and spammers from getting in.

Assigning users into groups with the right security controls is the foundation of growing both public and private online communities. Register now and listen to Matt and Matthew explain how to configure your EditMe community to maximize security and privacy while making it easy for your community members to participate and share content.

 

Matt is charged with the strategic roadmap and development of the EditMe product. Matt started EditMe in 2002 with the goal of building the web's first WYSIWYG wiki service, and unleashed EditMe to the public in August of 2003. Prior to EditMe, Matt was chief technologist at Embarc, an internet marketing and web application development agency where he led the development team on the development of enterprise-class content management and online workgroup applications.

Matthew is responsible for customer development at EditMe, and spends lots of time talking with potential and current customers to understand how to make EditMe better. Prior to EditMe, Matthew was Director of Product Marketing at PermissionTV, a SaaS-based online video product, and President of Embarc where he worked alongside Matt and led the sale of the Agency to Garfield Group of Pennsylvania.