Your projects

All Riddle plans are multi-user so you can collaborate on Riddles with colleagues and clients.

Create a new project

create new project

When you log in to your Riddle account, you will be in your PERSONAL account by default. To work with others on a Riddle you need to create a project so that you can work together.

  1. Go to the main menu in the top right corner and click on Your projects under COLLABORATION.
  2. Click on CREATE PROJECT.
  3. Type a project title into the Name field.
  4. Click on CREATE.

Add a member to a project

add members

  1. Go to the main menu in the top right corner and click on Your projects under COLLABORATION.
  2. Go to one of your projects.
  3. Click on Members on the menu list on the left.
  4. Type in the email addresses of the people you want to add to the project into the Email field.
  5. Assign a role to this person from the dropdown menu.
  6. Click on the green ADD MEMBER button.
  7. Repeat steps 2-5 for all the people you would like to add.
    The number of available and used seats appears with a percentage bar. Your maximum number of seats depends on which plan and how many added seats you have.
  8. If the added member already has a Riddle login, the Riddle will be visible in the project in their account immediately.
    If the added member does not have a Riddle login yet, they will receive an email with a link for joining the project (see Join a project below).

Transfer an existing Riddle to a project

transfer riddle to existing project

select new project

  1. Go to YOUR RIDDLES.
  2. Click on the three dots next to your Riddle and then TRANSFER.
  3. Select a Project Destination from the dropdown menu.
  4. Click on CONFIRM TRANSFER TO THIS PROJECT.

Edit members

edit project members

  1. Go to the main menu in the top right corner and click on Your projects under COLLABORATION.
  2. Click on EDIT next to the project you would like to change.
  3. Click on Delete to delete a member.
  4. Select a role from the dropdown menu to change a member's role.
  5. Enter an email address into the Email field and click on ADD MEMBER to add a new member.

Join a project

join project email

  1. Click on the Riddle.com link in the automated email you receive from Riddle (mail@mailer.riddle.com).
  2. Use the email address and temporary password provided in the email to log in.
  3. Click on the three dots in the top right corner.
  4. Click on Change password under the ACCOUNT section.
  5. Enter the current password and new password in the password fields.
  6. Click on the blue UPDATE button.
  7. Done. You can now edit Riddles or create your own in the project you've joined.

Add ad slots

You can configure ad slots for a project to use again and again in any Riddle in that project.

add ad slot

  1. Go to the main menu in the top right corner and click on Your projects under COLLABORATION.
  2. Click on Ad Slots.
  3. Enter the Slot, Head, Code, and Variables.
  4. Click on Add more ad slots and repeat step 4 for as many ad slots as you like.
  5. Click on SAVE.
  6. You can now insert an ad slot into a Riddle.

Additional project ideas

You might also want to add projects separated by:

  • Language
    You might be supporting sites across multiple languages, so we recommend Riddle's publishing partners create projects for each language (French, Spanish, etc.).
  • Department
    One project for marketing, another for editorial, and so on.
  • Client
    This is especially true for agencies using Riddle. Client-specific projects help them collaborate while limiting their visibility and access to their content only.

Top tips

  • You can create unlimited workspaces / projects with Riddle and then invite any of your colleagues or clients for $19 per month (see our pricing here).
  • Don't worry - each user can belong to any number of projects. They will only be counted as a single user.
  • Create a minimum of two projects, one for finished Riddles, the other for drafts. When your team finalizes a Riddle, they should transfer the Riddle to the finished project.