New Site!

topdycke · Post by **topdycke** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 9:13 am

I just logged on to the new site for the first time. I love the navigation. It just seems so much easier and user friendly. There's alot to check out, look over, and try out, but I think this is a great step toward reaching for the stars! Job well-done CC!

Teresa O

Joy Butler · Post by **Joy Butler** » Fri Jan 19, 2007 12:07 am

I agree! Quick, easy navigation and looks so much more professional! Good job!

toosweetkimmer · Post by **toosweetkimmer** » Tue Jan 23, 2007 8:13 am

I also just logged into the new site, what does the received offers mean? Love the new site, great upgrades!

Post by **constant-content** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 6:33 am

Received offers:

If you wish to entertain best offers for your work, check the box labeled "Best Offer" when submitting your article. This will alert a customer who is interested in your article that you are willing to negotiate the price. They may make you an offer which you may approve or deny.

darcylogan · Post by **darcylogan** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 8:05 am

You might also want to point out that authors can go back and check this box on articles they had previously submitted. It doesn't have to be done when the article is submitted.

Darcy

Post by **constant-content** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:47 am

Correct, so you can do this with old articles as well... thanks Darcy

toosweetkimmer · Post by **toosweetkimmer** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 11:22 am

Wow, that is such an awesome feature, kudos to whoever thought up that idea!

Celeste Stewart · Post by **Celeste Stewart** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:08 pm

Top Favorites of the New Site:

1. Message alerts - fabulous! Works great.
2. Submitting articles is a breeze. I love how fast it is and only one step.
3. Being able to edit after article has been submitted. It's great to be able to add keywords and change the opening summary. I recently offered up a series of articles for "best offer" and it was nice to be able to remove the line that said "for request". Now buyers won't feel that the article is off limits.
4. How the forum feels like part of the whole site. It's integrated very nicely.
5. Seeing the recently added content. As a writer, it's fun seeing what everyone else is up to and who's working on what. Plus I think customers might like it too and find articles they might not have found otherwise.
6. Being able to categorize something as a "private request". Hopefully this will eliminate others from buying the article before the requester gets a chance (it happens). PS to Ed - sorry about the BBJ blog entry going there. Just figured it was so specialized to her request it should go there but I understand why it should've gone in the public area.

OK, signing off...