Publish & share your documents with edocr
Why have content and not share it? Isn't the point of your content to
draw attention to your product or service? The
main reason to publish on edocr is to share
your content with potential customers,
customers, a group, and the world!
Note: Sharing your documents on edocr is free; however, edocr will
not submit your posts or your profile page to search engines for
indexing unless you purchase a Premium account or get your posts
approved by edocr support. Further, inactive documents within free
accounts are subject to deletion.
Calling all documents!
You can upload by grabbing a PDF, Powerpoint, MS Office or other
document file saved on your computer or by a link by pasting a URL
(like from a public website PDF, a share from Dropbox, or your own
googledoc).
Please note the following tips & tricks to get the MOST from your
shares...
*** Cool tip if you are editing documents to post on edocr, such
as DOCX. Set your paper to legal size 8.5 x 14 or at 8.5 x 22 (or
some longer size than 8.5 x 11) to cut down on page breaks when
viewing on edocr. *** #protip
A lovely logo (this needs to be done just once!)
Even if you’re posting as an individual, a logo will make your content
recognizable. It not only customizes your share and makes it more
visually appealing, it can increase the likelihood that someone finds
you and reads through your document. Bonus: The more they read
about you, the deeper they move into the marketing funnel, which
could result in a converted customer down the road!
Descriptions & Settings (may save via a template)
You've uploaded your document and added a personalized logo!
What’s next? You’ll be prompted to include some additional
information about your document:
• Description: You’ll have the option to include a brief description of
your document (also searchable), which will be your chance to
summarize for readers what to expect from your document. You may
include weblinks & hashtags as well. If you want people to know how
to contact you, write a short bio. Be sure to include this part on all
your published content. This is a great place to put company address,
phone numbers, a link to your website, etc.
• Category: Choose closest match from dropdown list, again to be
easier to be found! Static category landing pages are organized by
newest post first.
• Choose a viewer: Vertical scroll for normal word and PDF
documents; Horizontal scroll for ebooks & publications - especially if
you are aiming at mobile reading; Slideshow for PowerPoint slide
decks & website presentations. Plus full page and fit to height options.
Save this as a TEMPLATE to use on your other Shares.
Your document title is searchable, so it’s a good rule of thumb to
make it compelling enough to attract people to read it.
But, more importantly, the title becomes part of your vanity URL
(unless you make the share private and want it not to be found).
To Share, or Not To Share
The final tab is the permissions tab where you can control who can
see your document, and under what conditions.
(see the image below)
If you have copyrighted information, internal company documents, or
anything you want to be kept personal, this is where you can turn
on/off printing, downloading, commenting and highlighting in your
document.
You can also choose to allow public access to your documents, allow
access to other edocr users only, or allow access to anyone of your
choosing by sharing a unique edocr URL.
Please note that you may also control your documents in a macro
way by setting access to the collection they are published into. (More
on COLLECTIONS)
Summing It All Up:
It’s easy to publish your documents with edocr!
• Upload a document or URL
• Add a description & category, or better yet, pick a template
• Edit your privacy settings, only if you need to
• Publish!
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