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Tuesday
Jun162009

Community-enhanced versus traditional websites – what’s the what

DateTuesday, June 16, 2009 at 5:40PM | AuthorKathy Herrmann | Print ArticlePrint Article |

One of our Intellicore Design Consulting clients needed help in understanding the value of a community-enhanced website versus their traditional website.  You know, “community” as in social media outreach.

I put together a short PowerPoint presentation to explain what’s the what and thought others might also want in on the whata.

Check it out.

Oh...you'll need to go to full screen view to read a few of the slides.  If you want to download a copy of the PPT, click on More > Save Document in the presentation banner below.

 

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