Ben Tremblay » web http://bentremblay.com/en The web, what matters, common sense Thu, 17 May 2012 15:38:00 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 New Challenge: Managing Customer Expectations http://bentremblay.com/en/new-challenge-managing-customer-expectations http://bentremblay.com/en/new-challenge-managing-customer-expectations#comments Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:31:19 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1821 The Web have raised the bar when it comes to customer satisfactions. Customers now expect a lot from brands and managing customer expectations is the new Web challenge

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/new-challenge-managing-customer-expectations/feed 1 The Web Strategist http://bentremblay.com/en/the-web-strategist http://bentremblay.com/en/the-web-strategist#comments Tue, 16 Feb 2010 05:55:17 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1788 Who's not a Web Strategist these days? ("I'm a Web Strategist" - "Who's not ?")

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/the-web-strategist/feed 1 Evolution Of Search Engine Optimization http://bentremblay.com/en/evolution-of-search-engine-optimization http://bentremblay.com/en/evolution-of-search-engine-optimization#comments Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:13:02 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1784 In 2000, SEO was mainly about gaming search engines (80% gaming, 20% best Web dev. practices), now it is the opposite: 80% best Web development practices, 20% gaming search engines.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/evolution-of-search-engine-optimization/feed 1 Website Traffic Vs. Engagement http://bentremblay.com/en/website-traffic-vs-engagement http://bentremblay.com/en/website-traffic-vs-engagement#comments Fri, 05 Feb 2010 05:36:49 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1739 Website Traffic Vs. Engagement: Traffic can be bought. Engagement requires work. Hard work. Great content.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/website-traffic-vs-engagement/feed 0 Versioning The Web (Web 3.0) http://bentremblay.com/en/versioning-the-web-web-3-0 http://bentremblay.com/en/versioning-the-web-web-3-0#comments Thu, 04 Feb 2010 05:04:43 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1734 I'm pretty confident that one day, we'll stop versioning the web. Because it doesn't make any sense.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/versioning-the-web-web-3-0/feed 1 What We Do http://bentremblay.com/en/what-we-do http://bentremblay.com/en/what-we-do#comments Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:32:41 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1720 Typical "What we do": Insert here fancy terms nobody understands (including potential customers) to describe how great your business is.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/what-we-do/feed 0 Classic New Media Business Model http://bentremblay.com/en/classic-new-media-business-model http://bentremblay.com/en/classic-new-media-business-model#comments Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:42:02 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1669 Classic new media business model: offering every service we don't have a name for, so you can't judge the quality of my work.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/classic-new-media-business-model/feed 0 Web Design http://bentremblay.com/en/web-design http://bentremblay.com/en/web-design#comments Fri, 08 Jan 2010 05:10:58 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1601 Welcome to the Web design business. No need to explain that one, it is pretty self explanatory.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/web-design/feed 2 Welcome To The Web http://bentremblay.com/en/welcome-to-the-web http://bentremblay.com/en/welcome-to-the-web#comments Wed, 06 Jan 2010 05:54:30 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1591 Welcome to the Web: we're sorry, we don't read here. We scan. That's the hard truth about the Web.

]]> http://bentremblay.com/en/welcome-to-the-web/feed 0 How The Web Is Described http://bentremblay.com/en/how-the-web-is-described http://bentremblay.com/en/how-the-web-is-described#comments Sat, 02 Jan 2010 07:12:51 +0000 Ben Tremblay http://bentremblay.com/en/?p=1558 The Web is sold/described using three arguments: Cheap, the best marketing tool ever and it's measurable. Why cheap had to be an argument?

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