Jan 31, 2008 : Group NBT Expands CM4all Offering

📅 January 31, 2008 - Web-based applications provider CM4all (cm4all.com) announced on Wednesday that domain name management firm Group NBT (groupnbt.com) has added the CM4all WebsiteCreator Consumer Edition to its value-added services portfolio for its Easily.co.uk brand.

Since 2006, Group NBT has offered the CM4all WebsiteCreator Business Edition to its Easily.co.uk SME customers. Now it is adding a consumer-oriented version of the application to help Easily.co.uk customers create dedicated consumer websites intuitively and without complexity, says the company.

Customers can choose from a variety of topics to base their website on including parties, job applications, seasonal websites and vacation photo sites and each site includes easy navigation and innovative features such as a community media album, multi-author video blog and many other Web 2.0 features.

"Based on the success of the CM4all WebsiteCreator Business Edition the consumer Edition of the CM4all WebsiteCreator is a natural addition to our brand's portfolio," says Alex Shepherd, online product manager at Group NBT. "We can now provide both a Personal and a Business Edition of this solution to serve our market's diversity and as we deploy the product in just three steps including domain selection, the Personal Edition is a compact and convincing way to provide our residential and private customers with exactly what they want in one place."

Last month, LocaWeb launched a fully branded, Brazilian Portuguese language version of online storage solution, CM4all OnlineDrive.

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