BakeMyWeb Overview

BakeMyWeb is a versatile and flexible publishing platform. It allows you to create well-designed web pages, blog posts, emails and more. Hosting your public files and images has never been simpler. You can also send bulk emails and connect with your customers using just your browser. Spend a few minutes exploring its power so you can focus more on content creation and less on distractions like server management.

What is a Project?

Once you have signed up or signed in, you need to select an active project that you want to work with. You can create a new Project using the Create Project + button. Think of a project as a way of organising your content, contacts and audiences , and interactions. You can create many projects and manage them all using one BakeMyWeb account. There is much more to a project, but let's keep it simple for now.

At a high level, a project consists of:

• Pages: Web pages contain text and hyperlinks to other pages (ex. About, Contact, Pricing, Landing Pages, etc.). You can create and design unlimited pages in a website. One project is tied to one and only one website.
• Blog Posts: Similar to web pages, but displayed using a list in reverse chronological order. In simpler words, the latest posts (news about your website) are displayed on top. All kind of pages in a project support emojis .
• Images: Your collection of images from various websites or uploaded directly to the project. Every uploaded image is public by default.
• Files: Your documents, PDFs, PPTs, ZIPs, etc. uploaded directly to the project. Every uploaded document is public by default.
• Contact List: A contact list is a set of records where each record MUST have an email address. There could be only one record with one email address.
• Audience: An audience is a temporary subset of a contact list that matches any specific criteria. You can group them by a field/column. You can save an audience list for future use if needed.
• Mail Campaigns: A mail that you can send to a specific person, a contact list, or an audience.
• Tasks: If you tell us to do something that takes a long time (like sending 100+ emails!), we handle it in the background so you can continue your work. A Task is a way we notify you about the progress.
• Team: A set of people with different roles and responsibilities who could access your project. Each project consists of a separate team with you as the Administrator/Owner.