Congility conference features IDI contributions
Now that content strategy events are popping up everywhere, or so it seems, there starts to be differentiation between the offerings of the various events. Coming up at the end of May is Congility, a Gatwick-based conference with this year’s theme of: Content Integration – Leveraging Content Standards to Improve Customer Experience.
IDI’s Rahel Bailie will be there, making one of the keynote presentations, The Content Strategy Paradox, and running a workshop, Not All Content Strategies are Created Equal, about strategies for cross-genre content.
Read her take on content agility
Revisit her 2010 webinar on content strategy and ROI
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