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Web 2.0 versus traditional Websites

Web 2.0 sites

Current, broadcast & shared

Traditional Websites

Stale and waiting to be found


Web 2.0: Using technology that allows continually changing or active communication.

A traditional Website can be compared to a stale brochure that's published once and then just sits there, hoping to be found. A Web 2.0 site allows content to be kept current, then broadcast out to the world in a format that's easy for others to find, share and use.

Some of the most common Web 2.0 applications are Content Management Systems (CMS), blogs, podcasts, social networking sites and user forums.

Why should you care about Web 2.0?

Web 2.0 can help you reach your business goals by:

  1. Helping you reach more prospects.
  2. Increasing the impact of your message through increased relevancy and quality.
  3. Decreasing your cost to reach prospects.

Under the hood of our Web 2.0 sites

Content management, blogs & RSS

We provide database-driven content management systems (CMS) that enable you to easily keep your site updated and allow you to offer current and more meaningful information to your target audience. Sites that have higher value content are more likely to get noticed by more prospects, and present a more believable message to those prospects.

Our content management software is powered by a MySQL database and resides in your Web server space. This means your site's content can be managed collaboratively with anyone who has permission and Internet access.

This server-side software also provides the capability for real-time broadcasting of your message to the world using Really Simply Syndication (RSS).

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