Wayback Machine Lets You See How Sites Used to Look

April 1, 2009 By Avery Horzewski Leave a Comment

I stumbled across a fun tool called “The Wayback Machine,” which lets you see what sites looked like as far back as 1996. Sometimes images are missing from a page view, but it’s still fun to see what a site looked like. Here’s how the Women in Consulting (WIC) site has changed over the years:

They didn’t have anything more recent than February 2008 for WIC, but it’s supposed to have as recent as a couple of months ago. It’s fun to walk down memory lane and see how sites have improved (or NOT) over the years!

By Avery Horzewski

About Avery Horzewski

Principal of AVE Consulting, Avery is a marketing and customer communications consultant, and serves on WIC's board of directors as president. As a consultant, she works with companies of all sizes to develop compelling, persuasive, and effective customer-centric marketing and communication strategies that encompass everything from websites to social media to print collateral. Avery assumed the role of WIC president in January 2010, after overseeing the organization’s marketing, PR, social media, and website initiatives for three years.

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