3 Responses to “Silo Site Creator Updates”

• Hans Says:
  January 4th, 2008 at 3:02 pm

  Need help and your program seems to be the answer to get going faster in TZ. will you release work with TZX and about how much will it cost?

  hrl

• Robert Reuter "Black Belt Bob" Says:
  March 1st, 2008 at 12:17 am

  Will silo site creator be similar to themematic.com silo creator

  I just got themezoom lite and want to use silo publisher but dont want to pay monthly fees and was thinking about themematic but then I saw your post in themezoom forum

  will your software create the silos and articles and website html like themematic

  thanks

  robert reuter “Black Belt Bob”
  http://www.BookCoverOmatic.com

• Glen Says:
  March 1st, 2008 at 2:13 am

  Hello Robert,

  SSC will not be integrated with TZ in any way.

  I deliberately went down that road because there are a number of good applications that integrate directly with TZ ,and I didn’t see the need for another one.

  Besides, I understand that TZ will be bringing out their own page builder application, some time down the track.

  Now, when you say…” will your software create the silos and articles and website html like themematic”… the answer is ..yes and no. I’ll explain.

  I have to confess that I don’t know Thematic well, but I assume that since it is integrated with TZ, your silos, and the names of your silos are extracted from the TZ blueprint, as are the topics for all your articles.

  Thematic does not ‘write’ your articles for you in any way. That is something you have to do….write your articles (or have them written) and then import them into Thematic in a specific format.

  With SSC, you have total flexibility.

  You can name your silos whatever you wish. You’re not locked into a specific name for you silos

  You can import your own articles and they will be automatically integrated into any silo you choose. Total flexibility.

  SSC generates the web pages in php, and it does that because more often that not, you will want to add some php code into your web pages, and if your pages are HTML, no php code you put into the page will work.

  I hope my answers gave you what you needed to know. If not…let me know.

  –Glen

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