London, UK - Today online website maker webeden.co.uk announced it has launched a series of video tutorials to help customers get to grips with the award winning website making tool. The videos demonstrate various functions, tools and extras in the website builder control panel.
WebEden has seen its customer base grow exponentially over the last few years and as such, the number of customer support queries has grown too. Therefore a library of video tutorials is an effective resource to allow users to find answers to website building queries. The tutorials are now available in the WebEden blog, as well as on Webeden’s own YouTube channel. The tutorials have already been watched by thousands of users.
The MD of WebEden Ken Builder said: “We were amazed to see how popular the tutorials became. After a week the first batch of tutorials had already been seen by a couple of hundred people. Now, that number is in the thousands. We are always looking for ways to connect with our customers and the video tutorials were just another way to do just that. At the same time we hoped that they would be useful for our customers, and it would certainly seem that they are. One day we would like to have covered every single feature with a tutorial”.
New tutorials are constantly added and several customers have signed up for subscriptions (which means they’ll be notified when a new one is live). WebEden expects the number of tutorials to exceed 30 by the summer of 2009.
Blog URL: http://www.webeden.co.uk/
YouTube Channel URL: http://www.youtube.com/
About Webeden
Webeden is an independently run, London based, web software company. The company’s maverick and refreshing approach gives it outstanding presence in the burgeoning market for website design tools. Through its online site building tool SiteMaker, Webeden is making it easy for everyone, no matter what their experience, to build a website. Over 1,700,000 have already tried and succeeded.
For more information see http://www.webeden.co.uk
Contact:
Ken Builder
webeden.co.uk
London, United Kingdom
