http://www.bluepeak.net/blog/2008/03/16/web-20-websites/ Travel, tourism and photography Sun, 07 Sep 2008 07:24:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 http://www.bluepeak.net/blog/2008/03/16/web-20-websites/#comment-74 Terri McCulloch Mon, 17 Mar 2008 15:35:27 +0000 http://www.bluepeak.net/blog/2008/03/16/web-20-websites/#comment-74 Hey Rogier, Thanks for the mention of my blog in reference to Web 2.0. I've been blogging Bay of Fundy now since the crest of the blogging wave hit, Sept 06. It's been an amazing adventure. The blog, it seems, has great value for both prospective visitors to the Bay (as I thought it would) but, someone unexpectedly, as a way of enhancing and unifying messaging about the Bay for those of us who live and work around it (particularly in tourism). Questions and comments from our blog visitors have been wildly illuminating and are now significantly impacting a complete refurbishment of our Fundy website, with many 2.0 elements fully integrated. I hope to get to the Calgary conference. Couple of Chicks is looking at featuring our blog as a best practices model. I've also mentored several of our tourism operators (such as whale watching companies) into setting up their own blogs. It's embarrassingly easy, so inexpensive and so brilliantly responsive to trends. Kind regards, Terri Hey Rogier,
Thanks for the mention of my blog in reference to Web 2.0. I’ve been blogging Bay of Fundy now since the crest of the blogging wave hit, Sept 06. It’s been an amazing adventure. The blog, it seems, has great value for both prospective visitors to the Bay (as I thought it would) but, someone unexpectedly, as a way of enhancing and unifying messaging about the Bay for those of us who live and work around it (particularly in tourism). Questions and comments from our blog visitors have been wildly illuminating and are now significantly impacting a complete refurbishment of our Fundy website, with many 2.0 elements fully integrated. I hope to get to the Calgary conference. Couple of Chicks is looking at featuring our blog as a best practices model. I’ve also mentored several of our tourism operators (such as whale watching companies) into setting up their own blogs. It’s embarrassingly easy, so inexpensive and so brilliantly responsive to trends. Kind regards, Terri

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