"Hi Paul,
This is exactly the direction in which I am thinking!
It takes quite a long time for a microsite to gain visibilty on the web, and when Google has noticed it, the exhibition is about to close and the site dies. So, what I am thinking is,…"
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"Great topic.
I would like to see all micro sites replaced with web projects that can travel.
By this I mean built the project into the main part of the web site - but make sure that the core of it - or a key aspect of the project is made avaiable…"
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Microsites and their effect
When doing museum websites we often tend to think of it as a platform for marketing (e.g. for new exhibitions and temporary exhibitions). We often make a microsite, with its own domain or subdomain and specific content, unique to the topic in question.But I have for some time had doubts. Does it really make sense - webwise? It takes a couple of months for the site to gain value, get really visible in Google - and by that time the exhibiton is closing down and the site eventually dies. So, most…See More
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Engaging with Social Media in Museums
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- At 11:21pm on April 19, 2008,
Lynda Kelly said… - Hi there Charlotte and welcome to this group. Hope you find it useful.
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