Comments on: Content As E-Commerce Catalyst http://punctuative.com/2007/05/14/content-as-e-commerce-catalyst/ Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:44:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Matt http://punctuative.com/2007/05/14/content-as-e-commerce-catalyst/#comment-11676 Matt Wed, 16 May 2007 02:54:41 +0000 http://punctuative.com/2007/05/14/content-as-e-commerce-catalyst/#comment-11676 Thanks, Mom ;) Next steps involve eliciting a web presence out of you so that I can point my readers to your works of art! Best, Matt Thanks, Mom ;)
Next steps involve eliciting a web presence out of you so that I can point my readers to your works of art!

Best,
Matt

]]> By: Barbara Winn http://punctuative.com/2007/05/14/content-as-e-commerce-catalyst/#comment-11582 Barbara Winn Tue, 15 May 2007 14:00:13 +0000 http://punctuative.com/2007/05/14/content-as-e-commerce-catalyst/#comment-11582 Wow. That was interesting news this morning about Dpreview (which I learned from your Punctuative! piece). I would never have thought about their being “acquired.” This is fascinating, and makes a lot of sense. Dpreview does the best job I know of, of listing and making possible easy comparisons of, camera specs. What a perfect adjunct to Amazon’s camera-selling. Perhaps Amazon will become the only (at least American) vendor listed on the site, or make its ads more prominent than others. And the forums provide a wealth of information about products and usage, and the posters hold Phil Askey’s feet to the fire if they think he’s wrong on something. I’m definitely one of their regular unique visitors, as I go to it at least every few days. The site I’ve lately taken a greater shine to is Luminous-Landscape. The forums there are frequented by more serious and experienced photographers and printers whose questions and comments and equipment and software interests I find very relevant to the work I’m interested in doing. After the wedding, MORE PHOTOGRAPHY!! Wow. That was interesting news this morning about Dpreview (which I learned from your Punctuative! piece). I would never have thought about their being “acquired.” This is fascinating, and makes a lot of sense. Dpreview does the best job I know of, of listing and making possible easy comparisons of, camera specs. What a perfect adjunct to Amazon’s camera-selling. Perhaps Amazon will become the only (at least American) vendor listed on the site, or make its ads more prominent than others. And the forums provide a wealth of information about products and usage, and the posters hold Phil Askey’s feet to the fire if they think he’s wrong on something. I’m definitely one of their regular unique visitors, as I go to it at least every few days. The site I’ve lately taken a greater shine to is Luminous-Landscape. The forums there are frequented by more serious and experienced photographers and printers whose questions and comments and equipment and software interests I find very relevant to the work I’m interested in doing. After the wedding, MORE PHOTOGRAPHY!!

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