Stellar is excited to announce our first ever refferal program!
Once you are in the referral tab, you will have access to a unique link. You can share this link on your social media, website, or via email with your friends.
You can track your referrals in the My Referrals tab from within your account.
Check out the video for more details!
Today, Curtis walks us through how to connect the Stellar app to your Bigcommerce store.
When you are at your dashboard in your Bigcommerce account, there is an apps icon in the top left corner.
After clicking on that icon, a list of apps will appear. Once you find the crowd content app, click install.
You’re good to go! Your Bigcommerce store is now synced with Stellar.
In a few weeks, we will demonstrate how to create and manage amazing content from within your Bigcommerce account.
Feature Friday this week is hosted by our CTO, Matt Martin. He demonstrates how you have the ability to review, rate, and request revisions on your content.
Once a writer completes your content, they submit it to you for review. After reading it over, you have couple of options.
If you are happy with your content, you can rate and accept it right away.
After reviewing it, if you decide that you would like changes made, you can request unlimited revisions for up to 3 days.
We use gamification to constantly rank our writers. If they are recieving good ratings, their quality level will reflect this in real time.
Fresh, relevant content is so important for search engine ranking, telling your brand story, and building a loyal customer base. We are commited to getting you the content you are looking for!
This week on Feature Friday, Scott, Account Manager, demonstrates how you can use open, team, and direct orders.
Open orders allow you to send your content order out to all qualified writers. For example, if you placed an open order for three star quality content, your order can be picked up by any three or four star writer on the Stellar platform.
Once you have established a relationship with a few writers who have successfully completed your content orders, you can add them to a team, and place team orders.
For example, if you have four writers who have created amazing blog posts for you in the past, you can create a “Blogging” team. Once you place an order with this team, only writers on the team will be able to pick up your order.
If you are particularly impressed with one of your writers, you can send a direct order to them. This is a great feature if you want to keep a uniform voice across your website, blog, or social media content.
It is common to use a mix of open, team, and direct orders. Give it a try!
This week is the second part to a two part Feature Friday series. Steve, developer, demonstrates how easy it is to integrate your Stellar social content orders into your Hootsuite dashboard.
Hootsuite is a leading social media dashboard that allows you to quickly and easily upload, distribute, and manage you social media content.
The Stellar integration with Hootsuite allows you to rate your content, add funds, and create orders from within your Hootsuite account.
Tweets are a great way to get exposure for your brand. You have the abilitiy to efficiently and effectively reach a large audience.
This week on Feature Friday, I demonstrate how easy it is to order a batch of tweets in your Stellar account.
To start, simply enter the hashtags you would like your writer to use, an example handle where your writer can visit for reference, and you’re on your way!
You’re busy running your business, so why not let our talented pool of writers craft some creative and share-worthy tweets for your twitter profile?
Next week on Feature Friday, we will show you how easy it is to load these tweets into your Hootsuite account using our Hootsuite integration. Stay tuned!
This week on Feature Friday, Curtis Machek, Developer, demonstrates how you can add keyword preferences to your content orders.
It’s a really intuitive feature. As a customer, you can choose the keywords you want used throughout your content, and add them to your order.
Once your writer starts creating your content, there is a real time count on their dashboard of how many times they have used your chosen keywords.
Kewords are a a great way to optimize your content for search engines, such as Google. So why not start incorporating them in to your content?