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A practical definition of content
Content is contextualized data. Context is what gives data meaning and allows people to understand it.
Protecting your corporate content assets means easy interchange
To get the most out of your content, you need to be able to re-use it in appropriate places. Having content that can “play nice” with other systems is a key component of a good content strategy.
Life After Launch: Web Operations Management
I wrote an article for the Duo Consulting blog on what used to be generally lumped into the change management phase of a content management project. The gist of the post is that preparing for the launch of a CMS is like preparing for the wedding day itself, rather than thinking of the coming together [...]
Content technologies given graphic treatment
Web content management systems mapped out, reminiscent of San Francisco subway system
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- Managing Your Brand Online: Two Workshops
- Underestimating the “yes but” factor
- Registration now open for content strategy conference
- Consequences of not having a good content strategy
- Content strategy explained: two perspectives
- Naming the “other” type of content strategy
- Managing Your Online Brand: A Vancouver Workshop
- How to alienate customers and drive away prospects
- Treasure and the hunt: a content strategy take on user experience
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- Using topic-based writing to meet aggressive deadlines
- Flash pages, skip intros, and other annoying content
- Content strategy includes convergence, integration, and syndication
- Content strategy and the new face of documentation
- CMS selection practices need maturation
- Redefining content strategy
- A practical definition of content
- The Content is Not in the Tool: Using Blogging, Microblogging, and Related Social Media Tools to Get Jobs and Influence People (or not)
- 5 Top Business Benefits of Content Re-Use
- Having community means growing community
Random Posts
- Mangling language – can content management help?
- Other types of content, other ways to manage them
- Kay Ethier simplifies XML for content authors
- The Content is Not in the Tool: Using Blogging, Microblogging, and Related Social Media Tools to Get Jobs and Influence People (or not)
- What’s the right price?: Rate structures for contractors and consultants
- Will this ever happen? Why Support, not Marketing or Sales, should lead a brand website: http://bit.ly/dbLCHO. (hat tip @NatasjaP) 12 hrs ago
- RT @Lynn_H: Fonts matter; or, in academic lingo: "Processing Fluency Affects Effort Prediction and Motivation".http://bit.ly/cLtgh1 15 hrs ago
- Considerable: RT @ChrisMcQueen: Rapid Prototyping with SketchFlow http://bit.ly/a9iNju 1 day ago
- Called the baby ugly? RT @doriantaylor: The principle of one degree: http://bit.ly/9418W8 #software #UX #projectmanagement 1 day ago
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