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Do-It-Yourself Online Editing service allows customers to browse their own site and type changes right into web pages, all from within web browser. User can immediately change text, formatting, images, and links, as well as add new pages. To make site editable, Edit.com adds invisible HTML codes into web pages. By making only certain parts of each page editable, Edit.com protects design and functionality of site from damage.
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Edit.com Launches Service That Takes the Hassle Out of Website Maintenance
Do-It-Yourself Online Editing for anyone to edit their current website; Expert developers available for Custom Work
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 -- Edit.com (http://www.edit.com/) today announced a new way for small and medium size businesses to quickly, easily and cost-effectively edit their website content and features. There is no software to install, nothing to learn and no need for customers to change their website design or hosting in any way.
"It's 2005 and most businesses have a website, but many, especially smaller ones, don't have an easy way to change what their current website says, how it looks and what it does," Steve Grushcow, founder and CEO of Edit.com. "We make websites editable with our Do-It-Yourself Online Editing service and provide access to our expert developers for our customers' custom work needs. The beauty of Edit.com is how we combine easy-to-use online technology and expert service to offer a truly complete website maintenance solution."
Editing made easy with Edit.com
Customers browse their own site and type changes right into their web pages -- all from within their web browser. They can immediately change text, formatting, images, links and even add new pages.
To make a site editable, Edit.com adds a few invisible HTML codes into the web pages. By making only certain parts of each page editable, Edit.com protects the design and functionality of the site from damage.
Websites grow, businesses evolve
Customers can make most edits themselves using Do-It-Yourself Online Editing, but every customer also has access to expert developers. Customers can request a free Custom Work quote whenever they need someone to add features or adjust the way their website works. Examples of Custom Work include adding or adjusting e-commerce, newsletter subscriptions, databases or changing the site structure and layout.
Varied, devoted clientele
As of January 2005, Edit.com has almost 100 pre-launch customers using the service.
"We have a small staff that is non-technical, and we wanted an easy way to keep our website useful to our current and potential customers," said Steve Browning of Browning, Kaleczyc, Berry and Hoven, P.C., a law firm with 22 attorneys based in Montana (http://www.bkbh.com/). "Not only does Edit.com provide us with an easy way to handle website updating ourselves, their staff has also helped us add features. It's comforting to have a reliable company for our website needs."
Pricing and availability
Edit.com's services are immediately available at www.edit.com. Customers sign up online and are typically editing their website within a couple of days.
Edit.com offers a pay-per-use service plan at $25 per day of Do-It- Yourself Online Editing as well as unlimited editing plans starting at $15 per month. Full-service setup is $75 and includes a site clean-up (Edit.com reviews the site HTML), customized site protection, custom new page templates and phone training (takes 15 minutes). A self-service setup option is available at no charge, but requires knowledge of HTML. Free Custom Work quotes are available from the Customer Center at www.edit.com/. Quotes are specific to each service request.
About Edit.com
New York City-based Edit.com takes the hassle out of website maintenance by combining patent-pending online technology and a unique consultative service approach to serve the ongoing website maintenance needs of small and medium size businesses. Their current service offering includes Do-It- Yourself Online Editing and Custom Work.
