Microsites for arts projects (revisited)
Following up from my “Microsites for Arts Projects ” post in August, I noticed that Maki at DoshDosh had (quite separately) published a similar article in September entitled “How ‘Mini-Funnel’ Websites Can Help You Increase Traffic, Generate Leads and Build Exposure “.
Maki lists five points (far more clearly than I did) about the benefits of microsites, the first three of which I’ll paraphrase here as I think they’re the most relevant:
Single issue: clear, simple, immediate.
Reference-friendly : people are far more likely to link to a microsite than to a page on a larger site.
Novelty/Simplicity : easily digestible, fun, engaging.
I’m glad to see that the idea of microsites is growing – they can only get better as clever people than me work out how to make them more interesting.
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Watson, Paul. “Microsites for arts projects (revisited).” Art & Technology Blog , 27 Sep. 2008,
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Watson, P. (2008, September 27). Microsites for arts projects (revisited). Retrieved March 08, 2026, from
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