Archives for the category "Content Strategies"

The Content Strategy Bookshself

If you were to look at your library of books related to content strategy – directly or indirectly – what would be on that shelf? Here’s what is on mine.

Content strategy presentations

Two presentations, The Content Strategy Paradox and Good Products Deserve Good Content, are available on Slideshare.

Good Content Means Good Business

CMS Myth asked if I’d do an interview in advance of Confab 2011, and the result was an interview called Good Content Means Good Business.

Content Agility and Why You Need to Go to London

The Congility 2011 conference theme is Content Integration – Leveraging Content Standards to Improve Customer Experience.

The Pitch for Content Strategy

Making the case for content strategy is all about demonstrating the value it will bring, to help organizations meet their business objectives.

Content Mapping Process

This content mapping process recognizes that there may be multiple personas within a sales cycle, each needing different content.

Transactional Content Matrix

Transactional content isn’t sexy and can be complicated, but is often the primary content seen by customers.

Professional Imitates Personal: Adventures in Content Integration

Consolidating content from multiple channels, from email to social, is becoming a challenge, but necessary to curate content well.

The Elements of Content Strategy

Erin Kissane’s book, The Elements of Content Strategy, gets a thumbs up as a tool for aspiring and practising content strategists.

Content Workflow Diagram

This content workflow example depicts a mid-to-large firm’s content workflow process for the publication of a new press release.