Web Engagement – Page 2

Taking the W out of CMS?

June 24, 2010June 24, 2010The Engagement TierAndroid, application server infrastructure, Content Management, Content Management Systems;, Facebook;, iPad, iPhone, Josh Bierhoff, Technology_Internet, Twitter;, web destinations, Web Engagement, web experience, web site centric world

Next in my occasional series where I refer to a different to letter to the one in a TLA (after discussing the R in ECM) – I wondering if it’s time we took the W

Things I Learned at Gilbane San Francisco

May 28, 2010May 28, 2010ObservationsAndrew McAfee, Content Management, content technologies, Gilbane analyst, Industry Analyst, Melissa Casburn, Randy Woods, Robert Rose, Social Media, speaker, Sue Ann Reed, web customer experience, Web Engagement, web experience

Last week was my first Gilbane conference as a Gilbane analyst, having in previous years only served variously as vendor booth bunny, guest speaker or panellist and it was great to focus on meeting folks, listening to some great

On the Jon Marks EPFDW Dilemma

April 22, 2010April 22, 2010ObservationsAPI;, Computing, content author, Jon Marks;, open source product, Philipe Parker, Social Media, software developer, Software engineering, Web Engagement, Zahoor Hussain

Jon Marks (@mcboof) has set a challenge to vendors on his blog – to prioritize various elements of what makes a great CMS product, to choose between Editors, Performance, Features, Developers and producing Websites. I know,

Leaving the Tribes and Becoming a Real Boy

April 8, 2010April 8, 2010ObservationsAlterian;, Mediasurface;, The Gilbane Group, Twitter;, Web Engagement

As you probably know, last week I left Alterian, a marketing platform vendor (who just over 18 months ago acquired my previous WCM vendor employer Mediasurface) for The Gilbane Group. Whilst, I’m accustomed to change,

Engage with a Persuasive Web Experience

April 1, 2010April 1, 2010Gilbane, The Engagement TierBill Zoellick, Blog, commentator, CRM;, Customer engagement, Frank Gilbane, Gilbane, Gilbane Group, passive consumption media channels, Social Media, social media revolution, web analytics;, Web Engagement, Web Experience Management

This post was originally published on the Gilbane Group blog, shortly after I started in April 2010 – that blog has now changed hands and many of the original post removed, so I wanted top

TfMA Seminar – Content is still King!

March 1, 2010March 1, 2010Content Management, Persuasive Content, Speaking, Web EngagementContent Management, Marketing, social media engagement strategy, social media platform, web content strategy, web content;, Web Engagement

Forgive the cheesy title, but yes I gave a presentation at the Technology for Marketing and Advertising (TfMA) show last week where I talked about the place of content and in web or digital engagement.

Joining the Trend for WCM Trends

January 6, 2010January 6, 2010Content Management, ObservationsASP.NET, Barb Mosher, Content Management, content management system;, Content Management Systems;, Enterprise content management, Java;, Jon Marks;, Laurence Hart, Online Marketing, Peter Monks, Seth Gottlieb, Social Web, Web content management system, Web Content Management;, Web Engagement

I’m going to kick off 2010 with a blog post about Web Content Management, enough for now of my wittering on about my place in the social web or even web engagement. Content is still

Prepare for an Analytics Revolution!

October 20, 2009October 20, 2009Web EngagementAnalytics, Data analysis, Eric T Peterson, GPS, Internet marketing, Web Analytics Demystified, web analytics;, Web Engagement

Eric T Peterson – a veteran of the web analytics business, Principal Consultant at Web Analytics Demystified and author some of must read books on Web Analytics – has published a report on what he sees as

Software Developers: The New Rock Stars of Marketing

September 18, 2009September 18, 2009ObservationsAdobe, AKQA, Brochure, brochure printing, companies technology experts, desktop tools, digital marketing technologies, Geek, HTML, Inkjet printer, Internet connection, Marketing, online gadget retailer, printing, Service Department, Service-oriented architecture, Siemens, SOA, Social Media, social media monitoring tools, the UK Financial Times, Tom Bedecarré, Twitter;, UK Financial Times, Web Content Management;, Web Engagement, XML, YouTube

I smiled at this the other day -“Software Developers: The New Rock Stars of Marketing” – it comes from the article ‘Out of the Box’ published a few weeks ago in the UK Financial Times, that talks

I’ve Written a Book!

September 7, 2009September 7, 2009Books, Content Management, Web EngagementConsumer behaviour, Customer engagement, Marketing, Technology_Internet, Web Engagement

I’ve written a book – alright quite a small book admittedly and when I say ‘I’ve written’ – I do mean with the help of various members of our marketing team – @karengibbons, @bob_barker and