Google Docs vs Multicollab — A Comparative Analysis
This side-by-side comparison will help you understand why Google Docs is not the right tool...
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How to Set Up a WordPress Content Approval Workflow?
A proper approval workflow is essential when you are trying to deliver quality content and...
Building Blocks of Collaboration in Gutenberg Phase 3 (Roadmap Extended)
Gutenberg, the revolutionary WordPress block editor introduced in version 5.0, has been ever-evolving. The WordPress...
How Co-editing in WordPress Helps Authors Create Better Content Faster
Co-editing in WordPress helps authors create quality content faster. Here is how you can enable...
How to Efficiently Collaborate With WordPress Content Creators
WordPress content creators still struggle to collaborate effectively with various stakeholders. Here is how you...
Multicollab 2.0.4.5 got even more, better, faster, and more secure.
We are excited to announce the release of Multicollab 2.0.4.5. It is even more, better,...
Gaming at WordCamp US 2022
The team at Multicollab enjoyed playing Connect4 with colleagues at WordCamp US 2022 in San...
How Authors Can Use Google Docs-Style Editorial Commenting in WordPress?
Multicollab enables editorial commenting in WordPress which helps authors to create quality content faster by...
What is Editorial Commenting in WordPress and Why Do You Need It?
Multicollab enables editorial commenting in WordPress decreasing your dependency on third-party content editing apps and...
Join and invite others for the Connect4 Challenge @ WCUS
Join and invite others for the Connect4 Challenge during WordCamp US at Multicollab booth.
Top 5 efficient ways a remote editorial team can collaborate in WordPress and Gutenberg
Google-Doc, like Multicollab, helps an editorial team to collaborate in Gutenberg and WordPress
How to Enable Editorial Commenting in WordPress
By enabling editorial commenting in WordPress, Multicollab reduces dependency on third-party content editing apps like...
