Archives for the category "Content Development"

Digital interaction and content strategy: a winning combination

Digital interaction and content strategy is a winning combination, particularly this week on the Johnny Holland site.

Most Influential Content Strategists Announced

Mindtouch and Lavacon announced the 25 most influence content strategists, with Rahel Bailie being in eighth position.

Knowing content strategy means knowing content

Expanding my vocabulary to understand and incorporate alternate definitions for “content”.

Creating useful FAQ pages

My article on the Content Marketing Institute site addresses ways to tidy up your FAQ pages and make them useful.

Dispelling More Content Myths

Dispelling more myths about content.

Dispelling Myths about the Content Lifecycle

Examining some myths about the content lifecycle and showing a different way of thinking about content.

Consequences of not having a good content strategy

An unexpected, informal usability test shows the role of content as part of the overall user experience.

A practical definition of content

Content is contextualized data. Context is what gives data meaning and allows people to understand it.

Reading the tags, or between the tags?

There are those who read code, and those who read what’s between the tags. If you care about content, arm yourself with tools to manage what’s between the tags.

Who says they don’t RTFM?

Knowing that people are reading the manuals is good reason to create a manual worth reading.