July 16, 2008 – (HOSTSEARCH.COM) – Flash tutorial provider DemoWolf (http://www.demowolf.com) is offering a free application to web hosting companies, it was reported recently. The application, DemoSuite, is available “to any web hosting company who requests a license” and need not be a DemoWolf customer.
DemoWolf’s offer allows hosting companies to give the "DemoSuite Flash Player" to their customers as a “custom-branded” offering. A host’s customers can download the tool and use it to look at its support tutorials. This means tutorials can be viewed directly from the customer's desktop without requiring the customer to search through the host's website.
"DemoSuite is a revolutionary product that web hosts can use to provide faster support to their customers, and help differentiate themselves from their competition,” explained DemoWolf.com Founder, Rob Moore. "Not only is DemoSuite a great support tool, but it is also great at promoting the host's brand, as it puts their logo on the desktops of all customers who download it!"
DemoSuite can be used to view demos from any provider, and not just DemoWolf tutorials. The system will play “any flash-based SWF file no matter how it's been created” and is highly customizable, with “11 different settings” that can be managed by the host. These include adding custom skins, colors, a logo, and changing the solution’s name. Host’s also “have full control over building their tutorial movie lists and categories, including making an unlimited number of tutorials available to their customers”.
DemoWolf offers around 1800 web hosting industry tutorials which cover areas such as cPanel, Plesk, Helm, H-Sphere, Virtuozzo, Direct Admin, Email and FTP applications, Domain Registrars, Private Nameservers, phpMyAdmin, SmarterMail, RVSiteBuilder, and Fantastico. DemoWolf is currently producing new demos for DotNetPanel, RVskin, RoundCube, MyLittleAdmin and Plesk 8.x for Windows. Tutorials are available in both voice and standard versions. DemoWolf will be exhibiting at HostingCon later this month at Chicago's Navy Pier.
