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Posted in: general, launch, modules | Wednesday, September 19, 2007 8:37 AM
I'm extremely glad to say that today's update's gone smoothly and that both the Events and FAQs modules are already available. If you already have an account, feel free to check them out right this moment. If you're still hesitant, sign up now and fiddle with them as much as you can... for free! They look pretty cool indeed if we may say so ourselves, however if you spot any funky stuff going on with any of the modules that we may have overlooked please let us know and we will get on top of it immediately. Can't wait anymore to see what the new modules look like? Check our demo sites to get an idea of what the modules look like in action... enjoy!
Posted in: general, launch, modules | Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:13 AM
As some of you reported, things have been really quiet around here lately, mainly because the whole team has been working their fingers off coding, designing and waving their magic wand to bring you the next modules on the list. Well, I'm glad to say that we already have a launch date for both the Events and FAQs modules... so make sure to access your content managers as of next Wednesday (September 19) and give these modules a try! So as to keep the nuisance level to a minimum we will temporarily close access to Inserit's content manager on September 19 from 8am through 11am (GMT+1). I know, three hours is a heck of a time but we will most definitely be done way before then, it's just nicer to finish off sooner than expected than keep our users waiting around. We'll post a message once we are done publishing all updates. Together with the modules we will also be publishing nice updates to the existing modules so, for example, starting on Wednesday you'll be able to easily sort your albums in the Image Gallery module by just dragging and dropping them around. Stay tuned to new major updates!
Posted in: general, launch, modules | Tuesday, July 17, 2007 2:21 AM
It's taken a little bit longer than we expected but the Image Gallery module is finally available... curious about what it looks like? Check out our demo site here. For those of you with already existing trial and subscription accounts, don't worry a bit -- just access your accounts as usual and you'll notice the Image Gallery module is already sitting on your left side menu... that's it, it's all yours to start playing with! Just a quick note on how to get started, just as you did with the News module you'll first need to integrate this new module into your web editor. To do so, click on " Integrate modules" on the left side menu and then pick your choice. Since you can totally customize your Image Gallery, it's up to you only to decide the level of sophistication you want to give it. It'd be a good idea to check the Image Gallery guide located under the Image Gallery section to get to know the lowdowns of each component. For those of you who don't have an account just yet, go ahead and sign up to try all our available modules 30 days for free, no credit card or billing info required! And don't forget to drop a vote on our poll (on the right hand side of the screen), we're constantly working on new modules and would certainly love to know which ones you'd like to get first!
Posted in: launch, modules, general | Monday, July 09, 2007 11:56 PM
Yay, we are all curling our toes with excitement! It finally looks like our Image Gallery module is undergoing its last tweaks and will be out in the open during this week. This is certainly the module that's been getting more votes on our blog poll and causing more expectation and I can safely say you won't be deceived. Here's some of the features it includes:
- Last Published Images. Let users check the most recent images with a single click.
- List of Tags. Assign tags to your images and make it easier for visitors to find what they came in looking for.
- Tag Cloud. Yep, you read it right. What would an image gallery be without one of these? Visitors will be able to pick the tag they're interested in and view all its assigned images.
- RSS Feed. Let users grab your feed and stay tuned to recent publications. If you wanna know what the Image Gallery is all about check its full description here. We'll be adding this new module to all existing subscription and trial accounts so don't worry about a thing, as soon as we launch it you'll find it sitting on your content manager's left menu ready for you to start using it.
Posted in: modules, general, launch | Wednesday, June 20, 2007 11:22 AM
I'm extremely glad to say that after some serious testing and over-checking on our side, the first of many more to come Inserit modules is finally here. Ladies and gents... **drum roll background sound** let me introduce the gorgeous News module to all of you! Even though it's taken a bit longer than what we promised I can safely say that as of today it's already sitting on our home page waiting for you to check it out. Feel free to give it a try and grab your FREE 30-days trial now! Don't worry about a thing, no credit card or billing details required... if you don't like what you see, turn around and leave. The best thing that could happen to you is that we could actually make your life easier. Dare to give it a try?
Posted in: general, launch | Tuesday, June 19, 2007 7:00 AM
All through this week we've been asked over and over again about the exact date we were finally launching our first modules (since, as some of you may recall I personally announced in our last post we were releasing the very first module of many to come this week)... we have no excuse to be running late but the fact of being a bunch of obsessive nitpickers. We do apologize about that. So I assumed to make it up to all of you I'd post some pics of the whole team working its bones off.
The good news is we do have an official launch date so be ready to start using the News module on Wednesday (June 20th, 2007)... yep, THIS Wednesday! Because of this we will have to close the access to Inserit's content manager from 1pm through 4pm (GMT+1). The rest of the web services will remain intact and so all your blog contents will be displayed as usual.
We are really sorry about the delay and to prove it here's some pics to have a laugh at.
Update: Inseritcentral is back open again. I'm happy to say everything's gone smoothly and we're now celebrating it with a nice ice cream :) Thanks all of you for bearing with us!
Posted in: general, launch, Inserit | Tuesday, May 29, 2007 7:27 AM
The first subscription modules, that is. I'm extremely glad to say that starting next week we'll be launching our first module of many to come -- 18 to be exact. The first one to pop its little head out will be the News module closely followed by the Image Gallery, Events and FAQs modules. The long wait is finally over and we must thank all of you who've been patient enough to stay around waiting for this announcement. If you're interested in getting to know how the whole thing is going to work, here's our deal: All users will be able to try all currently available modules free of charge for 30 days. No credit card or billing info required, we just want you to check us out and play around with the modules. If you like what you see and feel like Inserit can be of some help to you, you'll be able to sign up through a subscription form. If, on the other hand, you don't like us simply cancel your account. No hard feelings attached. For those of you that choose to subscribe, Inserit will be offering 3 different subscription plans according to the modules you're interested in. As of next week, we'll only have the first plan available but as we keep on launching new modules we'll open the rest of plans. All new upcoming modules will be added to existing accounts totally free of charge. We could have waited to have the first 9 modules included within the "Go Smurfie" plan ready before launching but since we've been getting a constant flow of emails requesting some of the first modules to come (mainly the News and Image Gallery modules) we opted to make them available on a "first finished, first served" basis. :) So stay tuned to new releases next week!
Posted in: general, launch, blog module | Friday, March 30, 2007 1:00 AM
We've been working insanely these last weeks to release a whole bunch of nice blog functionalities -some of them you asked for and the rest are our share- and I can finally say that they're all out, happily sitting on your content manager and wriggling their little legs :) Here's a breakdown of them all: - Search-engine friendly URLs: we've received a lot (and by that we mean a lot) of emails asking for this one. Friendly URLS are clean, short and descriptive addresses instead of the commonly widespread gibberish of numbers and letters.
Wanna know how they can improve your blog? Well, to start with most search engines will not index any addresses containing question marks or any other characters of the kind, so friendly URLs allow for search engine indexability. They also promote usability and improve user experience since they're way easier to remember and to type.
To set friendly URLs for your blog simply access your content manager, go to General Settings and check the "Enable friendly URLs" box.
Then all that's left to do is click on the "Download friendly URLs file" and publish this file to your site's root.
- RSS improvements: you can now include a customized title, description and image for your blog to be displayed via RSS. To do so, access the content manager, go to General Settings and fill out the fields under the "RSS Configuration" section.
- Lightbox effect for images: images with a lightbox effect overlay the current page when clicked on while displaying a shadowy effect. By placing the pointer over the image readers can browse the images gallery-like in full view. To set a lightbox effect, access your content manager, go to General Settings and check the "Enable lightbox for images" box. That simple!
- General blog pimping: we gave the content manager a general face lift by refining some of the existing features. But I'd rather not ramble on about it and have you check it out for yourself! *wink wink*
We'll be adding some other new stuff but for now I think we can concentrate hardly on getting some full modules ready to launch. So come on, drop us a vote on our roadmap and tell us which modules you'd like to see first ... be nice, I just wrote this wrist-breaking post for you! :)
Posted in: blog module, general, launch | Tuesday, January 02, 2007 11:26 AM
As some of you may have noticed, we had to close temporarily both our registration page and blog addresses. This was due to some major reasons, mainly: - Server migration: Due to the high number of registered users and visitors we were getting, we thought it was about time to migrate to a dedicated, more powerful, ultimate state-of-the-art drop-dead server... and so we did.
- New release of our forever-free Blog module: Yes, you read it right. We've been working our bones off to create an extremely intuitive blog module while keeping a nice look and feel to it. If you can't stand it anymore, click here to sign up and start using it right away. Else, check its super cool features here. Amongst others, you'll be able to moderate comments, upload images together with your posts, set an RSS feed, arrange your posts into monthly archives... plus many other nice features.
Other minor reasons that have made the whole process a little bit slower than it should have include an eggnog-induced mind blockage of our programmers as well as a temporary state of doziness of our web designers due to an overstuffing of Christmas cookies. We are terribly sorry about the latter. Thanks to all of you for bearing with us and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Posted in: general, launch | Tuesday, October 10, 2006 3:20 PM
Get ready. Fix your chair. Switch your comp. Unfold your mouse...
we're finally open! It's been a long way since back in the old summer
days, and there's still a long road ahead of us. But we made it. Our
forever-free beta version of the News module is popping its head on our
page and waiting for you to download it.
We will highly appreciate any feedback you send us. So if you
encounter any bug, error or simply feel there's something worth
improving, let us know... we'll read your message as soon as we're done
carving our Halloween pumpkins. No, seriously. We're all ears!
Thanks a lot to all of you for your patience and interest... we really hope Inserit will simplify your lives from now on!
Posted in: general, launch | Wednesday, July 26, 2006 3:24 PM
Well, it seems like we're finally getting closer to the longed for launching moment -- our first Inserit version is about to be finally released. We would like to do it some time in early October. Right now, we're applying a policy of minimums that tries to get the most with the least... not that we're a bunch of slackers, it's just that the more bamboozling, incredible features you got, the hardest it is to work them out. So why not cut it to its simplest and make people's lives easier? Funny to see how time restrictions can turn out to be a positive aspect when releasing a product or service, especially if the person in charge is a perfectionist freak -- and by perfectionist we mean not letting go of a product before having checked it out about a gazillion times. Restrictions make you stop beating around the bushes and push you into effectiveness. In fact, there's no other work environment more flexible than Internet where additional features can be added quickly and easily. Inserit's first version has been modelled to reflect all of our service's potential. We focused on the product's global functionalities rather than on adding more modules -- that will come later. Let's go where no one else has gone before... hopefully making a splash in the web design world.
Posted in: general, launch | Monday, July 17, 2006 3:25 PM
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