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Is the Interspire Website Publisher Content Management System Right For Your Website?
Author: Robert Goodwin
Over the years I have worked with many different Content Management Systems – from scratch built to using open-source applications such as Joomla, WordPress, Drupal, and others, to commercial software such as Interspire’s Website Publisher.
I have had the opportunity to work to learn first-hand what makes a system mediocre, and what makes a system outstanding, like the Interspire Website Publisher.
What is a Content Management System (CMS)?
A content management system is a software application that runs on your website server, allowing you manage your website through the use of a database, a website template and application code.
The explosion of blogs today is largely because of easy-to-use websites with content management systems that allow users to easily create the website and change content.
With your own CMS, you and your staff can fully control your website content, and make updates at any time, without having to rely on your IT department or your website’s webmaster.
You Should Use a CMS to:
– Have full control over all your website content.
– Have a secure Administration login and management via a web page.
– Allow staff to login and make content changes easily.
– Add and delete pages.
– Update the website without the need of programming or HTML skills.
– Control the website content publishing process.
– Assign author, contributor, editor and publisher rights to different users.
– Manage dozens, hundreds or thousands of website pages.
Why Consider Website Publisher?
Interspire has been creating commercial web-based software since 2003, and Website Publisher is one of several products in its suite of website applications.
The Administration system is clear and concise, allowing the Administrator to easily add new content to existing pages, add pages and easily switch website templates to totally change the look of a website if needed.
Website Publisher supports several types of content, from website pages, to articles and blogs, making a very flexible CMS for corporate websites, individuals and organizations.
Website Publisher offers the non-technical Administrator a high degree of flexibility over the website pages, with the ability to a create different types of page layouts, and using drag and drop content blocks.
Here are just a handful of features:
– W3C/XHTML Compliant Templates
– Master Template Editing
– Customizable Built-in Pages
– Optimized by SEO Experts
– SEO-Friendly Links
– CAPTCHA Form Security
– WYSIWYG Editor
– Content Caching
– Custom Menus/Lists
– Down for Maintenance Option
– Start & Expiration Dates
– 100% Open Source PHP Code
About Interspire
Interspire is a Sidney, Australia-based web software company, with offices in London, England and Austin, Texas, USA. Interspire has over 50 employees, and over 40,000 customers.
Interspire offers several outstanding products including: Interspire Website Publisher, Interspire Email Marketer, Interspire Shopping Cart and the Interspire Knowledge Manager.
These five products provide companies with powerful web-based software to enhance business websites in many different ways, and the company provides outstanding support for all products.
Conclusion
Should you consider a commercial application like Website Publisher for your company website?
Absolutely. Whether you are moving an existing website from a static website design, or you are building an entirely new website with hundreds or thousands of pages, Interspire’s Website Publisher is extremely flexible and easy to get up and running.
You can use one of the more than 20 included templates, and adapt the template to suit your website publish needs, with full control over the website page, without any knowledge of HTML or programming code.
If you do not like any of the templates that come with the software, you can have a totally custom design created for your website and integrated into the system.
The professional version under 0 and has many modules included.
Last, but not least, Interspire has a network of Partners who can assist you with all aspects of your website project, from installation, configuration and customization to content migration and more.
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About the Author
Robert Goodwin has worked as a web designer since 1997, and as a website project manager on many web-based business applications and website projects. Robert currently consults with businesses on website design and SEO, and contributes articles at http://www.expert-website-design.com
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What you are talking about is a query letter. Nicholas Sparks, the author, has a great lesson on writing query letters on his website.
http://www.nicholassparks.com/WritersCorner/Query.html
That should help you. Pax-C
QuarkXpress is the BEST!!! It’s not cheap but every printer uses it. PageMaker is similar, but I don’t like it as much.
I’m not sure what you’re asking, but if I’m interpreting correctly just add another page to your document and then cut and paste your page to that document. Tab Insert, click on page…adds a page. If you’re talking about doing a watermark then you have to click Ctrl M, it will take you to the master page, copy your one document there, go back to the main page by closing that one and it will be UNDER the current document.
If that isn’t what you are looking for, email me, I’m fairly experience in publisher so I can probably walk you through your problem.
No publisher can enter into a publishing contract with a minor. No publisher will refuse a marketable book because of the age of the author, either.
The way around the problem is that one of the author’s parents, or a legal guardian, must enter into the contract on behalf of the minor author. This is fully do-able and not at all a big deal, much less a deal-breaker.
Having an agent (which itself requires a contract), or choosing to pay to publish, does not change the fact that minors cannot enter legal contracts of any kind. You’d still need that parental signature.
If you are looking for self-publishing companies to publish your book, I know of a few companies that practically holds court to everything a book needs from getting you your copyright, size preferences, book cover design customization, layout consultation, copyediting and even marketing – at affordable costs.
Most self-publishing companies have programs that costs about $250 to $12999 and is highly dependent on the kind of services that you will be getting which is why it is very significant to carefully map out your book’s budget as early as now.
Publishing companies now have all the resources to publish books with the same productivity and efficacy as that of regular black and white books. Considering the fact that most books are in full color, you should choose a publishing company whose book’s are of the highest quality, bar none.
Xlibris Publishing is one of those companies who truly boasts of their book’s top quality as your book is printed on acid-free 50lb library-edition paper. That alone can give your book a longer shelf life and durable pages.
Self-publishing entirely means that you get to retain full control of your book’s production and that it gives you the option to publish your work and claim authority of the photos that you have chosen to be published.
Publishing is synonymous to getting that copyright for protecting your book which is why it is highly important to publish it.
You can get free information sent to your mail here and even try to check the quality of their brochure because it is the same as how they publish books. The cost to publish is also listed in detail and in depth.
I hope I helped.
http://www.josseybass.com, contact and the reason and purpose for your request.
In the reference section of your local library, find a directory called The Literary Marketplace. I think it lists all or most of the publishers in the U.S., and I think it notes the types of books each house publishes. Sometimes it lists presidents and important editors, so you can use it to find contact people, too.
Another place to look for publishers is to check out the history section of a large bookstore, such as Barnes & Noble or Borders. You can study the shelves to see if there are any massive or illustrated history books. When you spot one, look for the publisher’s name on the spine, and look for an address on the copyright page, which is in the very front section of a book. If there is no address, just look it up in the Literary Marketplace or go online and find the company website. Actually the company website might have valuable guidelines pertaining to submissions. Another thing to look at in a book is the dedication page, if there is one, because sometimes an author thanks his/her editor, the editorial assistants, or the president of the company. It’s a good way to find a person to submit your book to, and later you can call the company to follow up on the submission because you’ll know who it went to.
Also look through the Book Review Section of the Sunday New York Times, and see if there are any history books mentioned/reviewed. If so, note the name of the publisher. If it’s a review, the info is at the top.
Another place to submit the manuscript is to university presses. I think you can find them via online searches. I don’t know if they are listed in the Literary Marketplace though.
Obviously don’t send the only copy to a company because even if you ask for it to be returned, the company might not return it or it might take forever to get it back.
I hope that helps, and good luck to your friend! It sounds like a cool book!
The publisher deals with the production and distribution of the game, marketing and what not.
the developers are the ones who produce the actual game in question , these can either be externally hired by the publisher, or like a lot of the big name publishers, have in-house developers to make the game.
Where can I find a publisher of a book on the Rastafarian movement?
I am in search of a Publisher. A friend of mine in Jamaica has completed a book outlining the history of the Rastafarian movement (Complete with illustrations) and he is in search of a publisher. I have seen his work and it is a massive, complete history of the movement. Any publishing house out there in need of a great book?
publisher?
does anyone know an alternative to microsoft office publisher?
Publisher??
I have an essay due tomorow and heres what it says for me to do if anyone has any suggestions how to write this essay or any good websites that show me how to write an official document if i was a writer to a publisher (Websites) okay here is the question???? Imagine that you are the author of your book. Write a letter to your publisher that serves two purposes. 1.speculate about two possible endingsto your story
2 discuss reasons for choosing or not choosing each of the possible endings .
How do you write a publisher for permission to copy materials?
I know that they will some times give that permission for educational use, but I’ve never asked for permission before. How do I find an address to contact the publisher? What information should I include?
The publisher I’m most interested in is Jossey-Bass.
What is a good publisher for unknown authors?
I have never written a book, but I have a relly great manuscript. I want to submit it to a publisher, but every publisher I’ve checked doesn’t work with unknowns. I don’t want to self- publish, any one know of any that might give me a shot?
How do you put one microsoft publisher document, on to back of another microsoft publisher document?
Hey, I am creating something on publisher and i need to konw if I can insert one of my publisher documents onto the back of the other. It wolud be veryyyyy much appreciated!
Thanks!
What publisher does not have a age restriction?
I have a book I want to publish when its done. I looked for some publishers and they either didn’t have any information about publishing in the age department or they had a age restriction for 18+. I am 13 and want to find a good publisher. Please help me. If you have any names of publishers who will let a kid like me publish a book, please tell me.
How do I send a publisher document to my email WITHOUT using winzip?
I am trying to send a document I created using publisher to my gmail account. When I try to open the attachment, I get a window that says I have to buy winzip. How can I fix this? It is just a small, one page, publisher doc that I created on my own computer, and I need to email it to myself!
How is a publisher different from a developer in terms of gaming industry?
And in other aspects of business, how is a developer different from a publisher?