Clunky Flow

Let’s get the review bit out of the way.

eWrite is amazingly cool.
It make it easy for anyone (and I mean a.n.y.o.n.e!) to update a website.

Now the fun.

I used the demo to rewrite the famous ReadWriteWeb

and made myself and nice entry for eWrite here

You could do the same a create your very own entry for techcrunch or digg

Its only after using it that you really see how useful and easy it is to use eWrite. Spread the word.

Here’s what they had to say over at Web2Ireland

eWrite Lite, a suite of tools built around a CMS to enable SMEs to get online cheaply and easily. If I hear of one more SME having to pay a web-designer every time they want the content on their site updated, I’m going to start naming and shaming. eWrite Lite is perfect for those many small companies out there who are paying through the nose to get simple sites developed and maintained.

Part of the Tuesday Push. Getting to word out in a coordinated way.

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4 Responses to “Get yourself on TechCrunch or Digg: reWrite the web with eWrite”

Gordon on 09 Sep 2008 at 8:31 pm #

Best Tuesday Push, EVER!

Thanks Niall, Groovy idea :)
NiaLLLarkin on 09 Sep 2008 at 8:58 pm #

To be totally honest, I was really excited once I had played with the demo. Great product.
Iarfhlaith Kelly - Code agus Craic » Blog Archive » Tuesday Push - eWrite Lite on 09 Sep 2008 at 9:23 pm #

[...] eWrite demo is available now, and as Niall has pointed out, you can easily use it to edit (a copy of) any page on the Internet. Great fun for all the [...]
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