Jun 1, 2006 : Reseller Zoom Offers SWsoft SiteBuilder

📅 June 1, 2006 - Web hosting provider Reseller Zoom (resellerzoom.com ) recently announced it has added SWsoft's (swsoft.com) SiteBuilder to its list of hosting features.

"Our effort is to give our resellers a competitive edge against other providers," says Kiet Duong, CEO of Reseller Zoom. "SiteBuilder adds on to the number of features resellers can up-sell to their clients."

SiteBuilder is a simple-to-use Web application designed to create and manage Web sites. The software can be integrated into any business process. The software includes a wizard, which can be used to incorporate photo galleries, blogs, counters, guestbooks and voting.

Reseller Zoom provides reseller Web hosting services and offers add-on features like SiteStudio, Miva Merchant and Urchin stats, among others. The company is a division of Texas-based Web host Hosting Zoom.

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