Using edocr Templates

Using edocr Templates, updated 5/17/17, 11:09 PM

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Publishing documents on edocr is a proven way to start demand generation for your products and services. Thousands of professionals and businesses publish marketing (brochures, data sheets, press releases, white papers and case studies), sales (slides, price lists and pro-forma agreements), operations (specifications, operating manuals, installation guides), customer service (user manuals) and financial (annual reports and financial statements) documents making it easier for prospects and customers to find content, helping them to make informed decisions. #SEO #leadgen #content #analytics

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Publishing documents on edocr.com is a proven way to start demand generation for your products and services. Thousands of professionals and businesses publish marketing, sales, operations, customer service and financial documents making it easier for prospects and customers to find content, helping them to make informed decisions.

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The Benefits of Using edocr Templates
edocr templates allow you to create the page you are placing your
document in once, and then reuse it over and over. As you may guess, this
can be an incredible time saver, all the while having your presentation
looking awesome.
Templates make everything simple by storing details about a previously
published document for use later. When publishing a new document with a
template, all you need to do is choose a document to upload and give it a
title. Everything else is pre-populated for you.
As an example, if you wish to create a template for cookbooks and recipes,
you can add a logo of a cookbook or some picture of food then add a
universal description such as: "Here are the recipes I learned when I
traveled to Europe." You can also add your contact information and links to
websites.
So edocr did one for recipes and cookbooks, and it looks like this:
https://www.edocr.com/v/vya00nnv/edocr/guide-to-glutenfree-living
Using Templates to create shares makes the process much easier. Create
a template for different types of shares if you wish as well, then name them
so you can use them over and over.
To create a template:
● Publish a document. Exactly the way you want it to be, with logo or
picture, description and links.
● Then, from your profile page, (here is edocr’s:
https://www.edocr.com/user/edocr), go to the
thumbnail of your awesome share and click in the
orange dropdown on the bottom left of the
thumbnail image.
● Then click 'Create Template' and give it a name.
● Finally, click 'Create'.
You can create as many templates as you wish for different types of
shares.
Now, to use your template(s).
If you have set a default template, that template will be used when you
publish a document.
If you are ready to share a document using a
template you have set up, and not the default
template, do not start with the Upload button.
Instead click on the 'gear' drop down on the top
right of the page. Then, select ‘Templates.’
Select 'Use This' on the Template you wish to
use. (Note that in this menu you can also set
your default template.)
Then click 'Templates' and you will see this (well, not exactly, as we saved
these templates for our use, yours will look different):
And that is how easy it is to create, save and use edocr templates! If you
have questions, or suggestions, email us at info@edocr.com.