Here at caeus.com we believe that the web should be full of useful stuff, and most of all - it should be free.
We are currently developing a range of free-to-use web products which you can either put on your web site or link to from a blog.
These will include...
- Online PetitionsFight for social justice and get support from an online audience of literally millions! Whatever your cause*, you can create a page with information about your campaign and then let people from all over the world add their name to the list of supporters.
- BlogsEveryone's doing it these days, but we want to help you do it better. Create your own personal blog and make your voice and views known to the world.
- Web CounterGot a web site or blog? Great! Not sure if anyone's actually visiting it? Show off how many people have seen your site, or record it but keep the total private - it's up to you.
- Web TrackerIf you're serious about running your own web site, you'll know how important it is to know your audience. In web terms, this means knowing what browsers and operating systems your users use, or at what time of day your traffic comes in. After all, you don't want to perform scheduled maintenance at your site's most busy time, do you?
- Discussion ForumsIf there's one thing which will get people coming back to your site, it's a place where they can have a good old natter. Let your users debate the meaning of life or even post questions for a specific expert to answer.
- Online PollsA great addition to a discussion forum, these will help you gage the views of your community of followers. You might just be surprised at the results...
To keep up-to-date with all the latest developments and be the first to try out these exciting tools, simply sign up now (it's FREE!) and make sure you opt to receive our free newsletter.
Don't forget to check out our Utilities, where you'll find lots of useful tools ready for you now!
* We will reserve the right to take down any petition if we feel it is inappropriate, illegal, offensive or if it goes against the values which we stand for. We support freedom of speech, but in some cases we might prefer that our services not be used for some things. We think that's fair.
