March Madness at WhyPark

WhyPark continues to make improvements to their platform – some are obvious to the domain/website owner and some are more subtle. My personal favorite are the changes to the URL, which I commented on a few weeks ago. Instead of seeing http://www.oenophiles.com/dg33644-hd3-ddj.cfm (or something of the like), the URLs are now much more search engine friendly: http://oenophiles.com/p41899-types-of-wine-shiraz-wines.cfm

Below is recent news released by WhyPark:

New URL Format and More Premium Templates

Two New Features: Quick View and Group Edit/Remove

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