The disparity between Alexa and Google Analytics

manojranaweera 28/04/2013
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    Last week, we had amazing traffic due to one document going viral. When this happens, it brings traffic in thousands, which comes to consume content of the viral document. This particular document attracted traffic mainly from China for …

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Guest blog post – How Authorship and Author Rank Could Mark the Future of Search Rankings by Bryan Adams of Ph.Creative

manojranaweera 26/04/2013
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This is a guest post by Bryan Adams who was influential in edocr setting up  Google Authorship Bryan Adams has been the owner and managing director of internet marketing agency Ph. Creative for over 9 years. The agency has grown …

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The Year of becoming a Customer Company

manojranaweera 18/04/2013
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We may no longer be a Salesforce customer, nor they be our customer (however, we do live in hope that they will return one day), but we remain loyal fans of Marc Benioff and his amazing team. I have personally …

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Our love affair with transaction emails from CritSend to SendGrid to Mandrill

manojranaweera 16/04/2013
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When we started edocr.com back in 2007, we routed emails via xxxxx (will update once the details are found), as main server at the time was hosted in Wales. When we moved to EC2 in 2009, our system emails were …

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Nothing better than a happy customer

manojranaweera 16/04/2013
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We recently increased the document quota allowed for our startup subscription plan, FREELANCER from 25 to 100 to give more customers the chance to benefit from edocr.com, whether they are using our service for building brand awareness, generating demand for …

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New feature release – lead notifications by email

Manoj Ranaweera 25/03/2013
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As you know, edocr.com is a great way to generate leads from your document inventory. We can capture leads at all stages of the revenue funnel helping you to turn a dead asset into a revenue generator. Today, we went …

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Collection of budget conversations #Budget2013 by leading authorities

manojranaweera 20/03/2013
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Left to Right: Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and Ernst & Young. The most active brand from the big 4 audit firms is none other than PwC, which quickly amassed over 500 tweets within few hours. The tweets captured were not just …

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How to capture your own 500 tweets on Budget day #Budget2013?

manojranaweera 20/03/2013
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Today is an exciting day for many, especially accountants and audit firms, who needs to listen, dissect and advice their clients on budget ramifications. Thanks to twitter, you can follow sentiments of all concerned by following the Twitter hashtag #Budget2013. You can …

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DoxTop, another German document sharing provider shuts down

manojranaweera 16/01/2013
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From 2006 to 2008, inspired by the likes of Flickr and YouTube, a number of entrepreneurs around the World, launched web applications that made it easy to share documents online for the first time, using web 2.0 technologies. This resulted …

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Ensure you have permission from clients before uploading documents

manojranaweera 14/01/2013
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We want to bring your attention to a case where we received a take down notice from FW, a legal firm acting on behalf of their customer, XG. The letter made certain allegations where in fact we were the innocent …

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