THE STORY “Update” is the name of the game for your PhotoBiz Control Panel. It feels like just yesterday we brought you cPanel changes to make updating your website easier and more seamless. Keeping in line with the change  theme, we just rolled out new updates that will help you visualize your website as you are building it. SO WHAT’S NEW? First up, it’s a little easier to navigate through your different PhotoBiz products. Across the top of your cPanel, you’ll see larger colored icons, with helpful rollover text. Clicking the icons will take you from your Site Builder to Ecommerce, and everywhere in between. BUY A DOMAIN, OR TRY OUT DIFFERENT PRODUCTS From your main cPanel screen you’ll now see the option to purchase a domain name for your website. No need to search for a domain from a third party – you can do everything under one roof! Find a domain, buy it from your cPanel, and we will go ahead and set it up with your website for you. Also, if you find yourself wanting to try a product, the main cPanel screen is the place to do so! Think you’re ready to start blogging? Did you set up that online store? Try out the product of your choice with all access to the features, then you can decide if you’re ready to purchase. If you have a question while trying the products, our Passionate Support is only a phone call away! Keep in mind that we offer services to get your website up and running. From logo design, and custom website styling, to content loading and SEO, we have a team of experts ready to work with you one-on-one so you can achieve your online goals. VISUALLY INSPIRED BUILDING EXPERIENCE Another mention-worthy part of our release is part of our Site Builder. For those of you who use Ecommerce, or our Blog, the words “Site Builder” should ring a bell. The next time you log-in to update your pages, you’ll see things laid out a little differently. Flashback to, well…yesterday and you’ll remember that tabs housed the different options for adding content, images, or extras to your page, or changing layouts. Now, everything is displayed in a visual way, to help you get an idea of what the page will actually look like on your site. As you can see, the cPanel screen above translates to the portion of the page seen below: We are really excited about these new features and hope they make a difference for you as you work on your website. As always, we’re happy to help when you have a question. - See more at: http://blog.photobiz.com/cpanel-changes-what-you-need-to-know#sthash.z2m9Zgcx.asdsdsd (0 comments)

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