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Content strategy is an extension of user experience; the architecture and navigation facilitates the hunt that leads to the treasure, the content itself.
Intentional Design helps you get more ROI from your content assets by developing a content strategy that’s right for your situation. If you’ve come this far, you likely know you’d benefit from getting a better GRIP on your content – and that’s what IDI offers.
The GRIP methodology was developed by IDI as a scalable way to deliver reliable results, from small to large and complex content projects.
- Gap analysis. Once we know where your content misses the mark, we can lay the groundwork for a strategy that works. It’s the focus on fixing what’s broken, not recreating the wheel.
- Requirements gathering. Effective content fills a need. Being efficient with your content means having a plan. Knowing what content your readers/viewers need and why, and how to deliver it reliably, is a critical step toward an effective content strategy.
- Intepretation. Interpretation is where the magic happens. How the requirements and gap analysis get interpreted can make – or break – your strategy for creating, delivering, and managing content.
- Process. The final product is a content strategy: a repeatable process or methodology for managing your content throughout the entire content life cycle. Your customized strategy allows you to deliver your content, reliably and cost-effectively, to the right audience, at the right time, in the right medium, in the right language, and through multiple iterations and versions.
Sounds like a strategy you could use? IDI can help.
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