Are you wondering how to get your business ready for Web 3.0? I recently did a speech on this topic for the Web SIG Cleveland. Three main points of Web 3.0: The need for relevant information and help User not aware of creating and consuming information User forgets about the device an focus on content […]
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Web 3.0 – Curated User Experience
I believe with the passing of Steve Jobs is the tipping point that will move us from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0. Who will replace Steve Jobs? The reality is that no one can replace Steve, but we are using his thought leadership and innovation as a spark of creativity. Web 1.0 was emphasized by […]
Anatomy of Current Website User
What is the anatomy of a current website user? Do you find yourself commenting on blogs, uploading photos and looking for the latest trends? If so, then you are not alone as we head into 2010. As this decade takes shape, the anatomy of web user will shift to a more mobile-centric interface. Anatomy of […]
Web 2.0 Goes Primetime
This week I was under the weather, so I had the opportunity to flip through the channels and I was surprised to see various shows capitalizing on Web 2.0 features. TV always seems to mirror qualities from real life; now the Web is having an impact on the shows we watch. I just read a […]
The Hills + Web 2.0 Social Media?
Speak over TV with Back Channel Back in the 90s, “Pop Up Video” was so innovative because as the music video played little tidbits about it would appear in chat bubbles. For example, in the Tiffany video “I Think We’re Alone Now” a chat bubble would appear that would say, “Tiffany wore the same denim […]
What is a Tag Cloud?
If you are like most web surfers, you feel your way around websites by just clicking everywhere. You may have interacted with a tag cloud, but you never knew it. Wikipedia defines a tag cloud or word cloud as, “Weighted list in visual design is a visual depiction of user-generated tags, or simply the word […]
Seven Ways to Segment Your Web Users
Have you ever wanted to determine who is visiting your website? You wouldn’t talk to your grandma the way you would talk to your friends. The first step is to divide your users into predetermined groups. Read this article and find out how the seven dwarfs analogy can help you today. http://marcm.com/articles_7_ways_segment_users.html
Stumble Upon
One starry night as I looked upon the sky, I saw a beacon of light in the distance. Could this be the sign I have been waiting for? Could this be the meaning of life? Actually as I looked closer, I recognized that it was only my friend driving up in his “Historical Vehicle”. As […]