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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.
5 Top Business Benefits of Content Re-Use
How do you know if a component content management system (CCMS) is right for you? Consultants may have sophisticated formulas for calculating the ROI of a CCMS, but here are some simple questions that you can answer as a self-test:
Do you re-use a lot of the same content in difference manuals, or in [...]
Strategies for adopting structured content
Here is the slide deck from my DocTrain West presentation, Before You Touch the Tools: Strategies for Adopting Structured Content. The presentation focused on figuring out the type of structure you’d want to use and why, how to sell the implementation to your budget-holding (and other) stakeholders, and tips and tricks for a successful implementation.
Keep creating unexpected value
What better way to create a great customer experience than by delivering more than they expect?
Documentation: Cost or Investment?
An organization shows that gets what other organizations have found out the hard way: bad documentation costs money.
Poor usability marring site experience sparks thoughts on ROI
What happens when a site is developed to be very attractive and nominally useful, but lacks user-centered design.
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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
- Will this ever happen? Why Support, not Marketing or Sales, should lead a brand website: http://bit.ly/dbLCHO. (hat tip @NatasjaP) 9 hrs ago
- RT @Lynn_H: Fonts matter; or, in academic lingo: "Processing Fluency Affects Effort Prediction and Motivation".http://bit.ly/cLtgh1 12 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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