It would have interested me more to talk about technical communication, Marketing Mix, needs, listening, etc ...
Christophe wrote:We can blablater in one direction or the other ... your marketing methods (incomprehensible in addition) are worth nothing in the current state of the internet: all the small sites are dying (we can speak of Enerzine or Terra Eco ... they too certainly did not have the right marketing methods? ... in short all of the idiots according to YOU, you were you just a webmaster one day ???) ...
Since what was suggested has not been followed, I have a clear conscience

And as it goes into paralogism ...
Christophe wrote:Internet users will have the web they have decided to have in 5 or 10 years and it is not beautiful: 99% of the content will be owned by less than a dozen sites ... level of freedom of expression, there is better!
Ah well for the "
freedom of expression", the arbitrary notation of individuals is not the pinnacle (?) (Bah, to keep them too, it's TB?).
Christophe wrote:A site, like any other product, has life cycle and that of econology is finished Today, I arrived at the cutting off of my personal limits.
What fatalism! And yet ... And I'm not the one who says it. But what can we still say?
Christophe wrote:For a year, I have made 3 major updates, I followed all the SEO advice, I spent hundreds of hours there and the result ... is that it's worse than before ... so I want to say: Google will fuck you! If Google's algorithm favors negative SEO, and therefore rotten methods, and is no longer able to see sites with interesting content (even old ones), it is no longer worth much ...
Well, you can see that I haven't got it all wrong, since I determined that too!
Christophe wrote:After yes Mr Obamot can blablater long, broad, cross ... blame this to that to him ... in short to whomever you want (especially me as you are used to doing) ... this will not change anything!
That is sure that whoever imagines that he can rely on the web to "trade" and make profits with it, is that he has not yet understood. Web 2.0 is only a multiplier lever. It is neither more nor less than what is a poster in the street (an advertisement in a magazine, etc.), a medium for a medium which is the "product". Marketing cannot work miracles (well, sometimes, like with Hollande and a few lies, but then we collect 17% favorable opinions ... and I think that with such a score, indeed, there is no will not have a second term) But paradoxically, any medium (as a medium)
is not product or service:
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The medium is the message »
(Marshall McLuhan)Starting from there on the other hand, for those who make the wrong decisions (or have a bad product, or service, etc ...), the web can have an excellent multiplier effect which will eventually result in leaching out the "unwary"!
Another thing to know with the M-Mix is that it only works if all the mixes are at the top (of their referencing in relation to the "need") at the time "T", in other words, if one of the mixes is crappy (a price to pay too dear, for example ...) everything else falls with (and this also applies to the product and its qualities and to "
cake slices"). This explains why some do not manage to do it and others manage all the same to pull out of the game with successful formulas. But I concede it, it is really difficult, amateurism and harshly sanctioned. (D 'where McLuhan's pun, the word "
message"can listen"
massage")
A little humor to cheer up, I remember this metaphor given to me by a high ranking officer of an army in Asia:
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it's a very good pilot! The plane is crashed, ... yes ... but it was a good pilot! [...]