Well, this was on the cards: Techtree has become the first of the IT Nation properties to be overhauled, post the acquisition by UTV. And it's not surprising either - TechTree has a tech and gadgets show UTVs business channel UTVi, and it was never a good idea to send viewers to a stone-age site. While the content in the new site appears to be the same, its positioning is significantly different. Take a look at the older version (here) and the revamped site. The interactive elements - Forums, Ask Techtree, E-Classifieds, Comments and Contests are separated from other categories on top; the opinions segment has also been given a prominent position on the right, and its good to see that they've retained the recent comments section from the front page.... Their Price Search has also come out of beta. Apart from that, there are no new sections of note, but the content discovery and usability has been improved. Tech2 And Ads TechTree competes head-on with Web18s Tech2.com, both on the web at TV. I just checked out Tech2, and I think it's obscene what they've done with the site, with permanent Nokia E-Series background. Just because it's possible to put a product as the site background doesn't mean you do it - I wonder if the editors have any say in this. Then again, if they're just getting in traffic using Search Engine Marketing, and selling ad space to advertisers based on those numbers, reader loyalty doesn't really matter.…
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UTV Owned Techtree Gets Overhauled; Tech2 Needs To Rethink Ads; SEM-Sales Margin Game?
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