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Web Engagement News & Articles
By J. Angelo Racoma
| Thursday Jul 7, 2011
Engaging your audience through social media might be easy, but tracking the performance and returns from these is not necessarily a piece of cake. Clearspring's latest updates to its AddThis (news, site) platform makes it easier to track the performance of sharing. A new partnership with the BlueKai data exchange also expands users' network for better campaign monitoring and tracking.
By Marisa Peacock
| Wednesday Jul 6, 2011
Curated content just got more connected. Just as Google+ launches, Flipboard also rolled out a few new features, designed to enhance the way readers browse, search and share content.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Wednesday Jul 6, 2011
Back in March Hippo CMS 7.5 (news, site) was released. That version was focused on localization and contextualization. This week, the open source WCM provider releases Hippo CMS 7.6, but this time, the focus is on supporting developers as they build their websites and applications.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Tuesday Jul 5, 2011
Today Twitter (news, site) announced the acquisition of an analytics platform called BackType. The plan is to develop tools for Twitter’s publisher partners that will help gauge the impact of social media.
By Sharon Fisher
| Tuesday Jul 5, 2011
As expected, online gaming vendor Zynga (news, site) has filed for its IPO, meaning we get another round of "It's another bubble!" "Is not!" "Is too!" articles from the financial press.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Tuesday Jul 5, 2011
Sitecore (news, site) knows that a complete customer experience is still a combination of digital and print media. To ensure its print capabilities are solid, it acquired technology partner Pectora.
By Deb Lavoy
| Tuesday Jul 5, 2011
Here is how some recent corporate news looks through the lens of "purpose" -- which I believe is a determining factor of a company's success.
By Gerry McGovern
| Tuesday Jul 5, 2011
In part four of this series (see part 1, part 2 and part 3) I look at the process of eliminating duplicate items from the list of top website tasks.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Thursday Jun 30, 2011
Turns out the Google+ reveal wasn't the only thing up the Internet giant's social sleeve this week. Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools now provide tools for tracking the impact of tweets, likes, +1s and more on your website’s traffic.
By Jason Campbell
| Thursday Jun 30, 2011
How many meetings are worth the time that we invest? What if the content of a meeting could be useful, usable and immediate?
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Wednesday Jun 29, 2011
Acquia released an update of its social software solution Drupal Commons back in May, but now it releases something more, the name Drupal. That's right, Drupal Commons is now simply "Commons".
By Chris Bucholtz
| Wednesday Jun 29, 2011
While your department may be excited to deploy that new technology it has been eyeing for months, in the hope of exceeding its business goals, has it seriously considered how this deployment may impact the business outside its own four walls -- good or bad?
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Wednesday Jun 29, 2011
There's a new survey out today from Jive Software that examines the state of the social business market. The biggest takeaway from the results? Executives understand the importance of social in business today, but the average knowledge worker still hasn't completely bought in.
By Chelsi Nakano
| Tuesday Jun 28, 2011
Google continues to battle Facebook’s famous “Like” button with its new “+1” as the feature goes global today.
By Julie Hunt
| Tuesday Jun 28, 2011
In my previous article, I began with a look at the “Virtual Community”: Companies have begun to extend customer service functions into the external online communities and forums that they sponsor. However, “Community” isn’t just one destination…an overall Virtual Community can come into play for providing customer service “anywhere, anytime.” In this article, I explore why the customer experience should be the real focus of customer service in the Virtual Community, and the benefits for customers and companies that arise from customer service communities.