Bazaarvoice Cloud SEO SDK
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Have any of you used this? What is your opinion of it?
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Thanks Takeshi! In your experience, were you using the older or newer version? Have you had any experience with the Cloud?
I think the point of contention on our team is whether it's worth the investment initially since we don't know what sort of reception it would get. They are thinking of slating it until post-redesign and after we see how active the community is. On the other hand, since we're about to embark on the redesign, we're wondering if we would save a lot of headache and cost if we just implemented it from the get-go instead of trying to retrofit it later.
I'm going to bring these questions on a conference call Thursday with them, but if anyone has any insight here - I'm all ears!
Thank you!
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We use BazaaVoice for the reviews on our site, and it's a solid service. If you are using an older version of BV reviews, then you definitely want to move over to Cloud SEO because those are generated through server side scripting instead of using iFrames like the old implementation.
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