| Structuring Review Data
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rogerd
msg:1583411 | 11:53 pm on Jun 4, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Scenario: a client has a blog where he's been posting widget reviews. Traffic is growing, and he wants to step up the pace of reviews. But, right now the data is largely unstructured. For example, every widget has a manufacturer, a price, a style, etc. Presently, he just leads in with a text summary of this data. But, it would be handy to store this data in a database, so a link to "Acme Widgets" would bring up all reviews of that maker's products. Similarly, reviews could be grouped by style, price range, etc. Right now, he's using WordPress as a platform. Any ideas on how to transition this to a more structured environment? Can it be done within WordPress using custom fields, or is a CMS the way to go? Or, is there a cool script someone has stumbled across for exactly this kind of situation?
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rogerd
msg:1583412 | 4:17 pm on Jun 8, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Hmmm, stumped the stars... :)
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wmuser
msg:1583413 | 10:59 pm on Jun 9, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Yes semiologic.com CMS for WP
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bill
msg:1583414 | 12:51 am on Jun 10, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I doubt this qualifies as keen insight, but... I'm not familiar with WordPress, but I've done similar things with MovableType. You just assign the individual product posts to categories and/or subcategories. Then you set up pre-defined searches for the manufacturer, price, etc.
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lorenzinho2
msg:1583415 | 1:11 am on Jun 10, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Roger, not sure how relevant this is but have you checked out hReview?
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