Social Media Friendly

Learn more about working with social mediaSocial media is more than just another web channel. Other vendors talk about online publishing as if every new medium can be handled with a simple XML output. WoodWing knows the difference.

When looking at traditional content management systems, most companies believe that the same output can be used for websites, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and any other channel. In fact, most traditional vendors fail to mention these entities directly and instead lump them into one large pot. Unfortunately, most of their systems do the same thing.

Plugins for every output channel

WoodWing's Enterprise publishing system goes far beyond traditional content management systems. Using the plugins architecture, a dedicated output engine for each specific channel can be added to the platform. These plugins allow editors to preview, publish, and unpublish content from their trusted environment - Content Station. Plugins can control the kind of content that is delivered, as well as manipulate the content prior to delivery.

A single environment for multiple channels

Enterprise's Content Station application lets one editor deal with multiple outputs, all from a single interface. Instead of having to log in to each social media interface, a content producer can quickly tag items in a dossier for the appropriate output, and send it on its way with a single click. And if an error is published, the content can be quickly updated or pulled from the social media site, again without leaving the Content Station environment. Learn more

Impressive extensibility

Extend WoodWing Enterprise functionality using pluginsThe Enterprise publishing system is extended through simple PHP plugins that can be quickly written by a knowledgeable systems administrator or a standard web programmer. And, plugins can be written and deployed quickly to accomodate the new mediums that are appearing constantly online. When did you last see a content management company that offered outputs specifically geared towards Flickr, Twitter, YouTube or Facebook to name a few? Or that made them available for free? WoodWing has done both. Learn more

 

"Share