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thanks much...we're going to follow a github type model..public tutorials are free...for premium we are going to offer pdf, ppt, doc and html export to deploy o
by sunpatel 14y ago
thanks much...we're going to follow a github type model..public tutorials are free...for premium we are going to offer pdf, ppt, doc and html export to deploy on your own servers...
- brittohalloran 14y agoLove it -- put that simple sentence up on the pricing page even if it's half baked.
- solutionyogi 14y agoMaking public tutorial free is a GREAT idea. You should also create various tutorials for common tasks and host it on your website like 'http://iorad.com/tutorial/how-to-link-to-particular-time-in-youtube-video http://iorad.com/tutorial/how-to-link-to-particular-time-in-... I think it will be a PERFECT SEM strategy.
- wolffnc3 14y ago+1 to this idea, particularly cleaning up the URLs. You should also setup a "browse" type page for users to browse through the topics. So if I went to http://iorad.com/tutorial/topics/microsoft-word/ http://iorad.com/tutorial/topics/microsoft-word/ I'd get a listing of all tutorials based on microsoft word. That'll help your SEO for searches like "Microsoft Word Tutorials" Also, while clicking around your site I got quite a few ColdFusion errors with the full debug output. At the very least I'd set restrict debug output to your local IP's within ColdFusion Administrator.
- larrywright 14y agoThat is a fantastic idea.
- cadr 14y agoHow soon for any of the exports? The FAQ says 'summer 2012', but I know people that could use this yesterday.