DotNetNuke Marketplace Enhancements and Changes

DotNetNuke Marketplace Enhancements and Changes

Joe Brinkman just announced some major changes for the DotNetNuke Marketplace (https://marketplace.dotnetnuke.com/) Scoot on over to his blog and check them out.

We've been using the Marketplace for Engage: Publish and it's been doing well over there, very easy to get your modules listed and update information.

Some of the new features include

"Easier to get listed

We recently allowed vendors who had passed the review process to begin using the new MarketLister to post their products into the Marketplace.  MarketLister allows you to provide all of your product information in a format that streamlines the moderation and posting process.  Now your products will be listed in a matter of hours, with fewer listing errors.  Gone is the requirement to fill out and submit a bunch of Word documents.  No more faxing a Reseller agreement.  Now you can just fill out and publish your listing using a straight-forward set of web-forms.

Starting immediately, vendors will also be able to list any DotNetNuke related products in the Marketplace.  It is no longer a requirement to have your product reviewed first before getting it listed.

Easier to find

With the recent release of DotNetNuke 4.5.1 and 4.5.2 release, we are making it even easier for customers to find and purchase products from the MarketPlace.  We will continue to look for new and innovative ways to help link DotNetNuke users with DotNetNuke MarketPlace vendors."

and many more! Get your modules listed now!

Posted from weblogs.asp.net/christoc

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