The CMS is behind a password protected area of your site. It is a visual tool that enables anyone without any html (web code) knowledge to update and edit their escort directory web site. Some image editing skills maybe required - depending if the advertisers send you the correct size image for the ad on your directory site - but the CMS will take care of everything else.

When you first login to the content manager you will see these nine icons (or more if your escort directory has any custom features). From here you can click to the main components of the CMS. Navigation within the content manager is via text links that appear towards the top of the page (but beneath the main site's navigation).
 

The icons below are active, so if you cannot resist hovering your mouse over these tempting graphics, go ahead and click (we know you want to).

The Escort Directory Software product has been made to be as easy to use as possible. Advertisers submit their information to you via the online forms on the web site and this information is stored in the content manager's 'holding pen'. The holding pen stores all ads, banners and web services ads until you approve them for publication on the web site. Simply by checking an ACTIVE box, the ad is published. It's that easy. To remove an ad or banner, uncheck the ACTIVE box.

There is no need for expensive search engine optimize companies to be employed as we have added several easy to use editable search engine features.

The Top 100 board has been employed to encourage other sites to link to you. There is a further banner page to also encourage link exchanges with escort agency and other escort related web sites.

The content manager will also enable you to perform simple text formatting, create external links to other sites, and also internal links to pages within the site.

 
How To Format Text
The CMS markup language is built to provide text formatting for editable text areas. In general, markup tags consist of characters bound by asterisks (e.g.: *b*) which begins and ends the text you wish to format. The markup language consists of the following: