If your website content is out of date, off-brand, and out of control, you're missing a huge opportunity to engage, convert, and retain customers online. Redesigning your home page won't help. Investing in a new content management system won't fix it, either. So, where do you start? Β Without meaning
Content strategy for the web
β Scribed by Halvorson, Kristina
- Publisher
- New Riders Publishing
- Year
- 2009;2010
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 193
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
If your website content is out of date, off-brand, and out of control, you're missing a huge opportunity to engage, convert, and retain customers online. Redesigning your home page won't help. Investing in a new content management system won't fix it, either. So, where do you start?
Without meaningful content, your website isn't worth much to your key audiences. But creating (and caring for) "meaningful" content is far more complicated than we're often willing to acknowledge. Content Strategy for the Web explains how to create and deliver useful, usable content for your online audiences, when and where they need it most. It also shares content best practices so you can get your next website redesign right, on time and on budget. For the first time, you'll:
See content strategy (and its business value) explained in plain language
Find out why so many web projects implode in the content development phase ... and how to avoid the associated, unnecessary costs and delays
Learn how to audit and analyze your content
Make smarter, achievable decisions about which content to create and how
Find out how to maintain consistent, accurate, compelling content over time
Get solid, practical advice on staffing for content-related roles and responsibilities
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β¦ Table of Contents
Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 7
Acknowledgments......Page 5
Before We Beginβ¦......Page 10
LEARN......Page 13
1 SOLUTION......Page 15
2 PROBLEM......Page 25
3 DISCIPLINE......Page 41
PLAN......Page 55
4 AUDIT......Page 57
5 ANALYSIS......Page 71
6 STRATEGY......Page 93
CREATE......Page 121
7 WORKFLOW......Page 123
8 WRITING......Page 135
9 DELIVERY......Page 145
GOVERN......Page 155
10 MEASUREMENT......Page 157
11 MAINTENANCE......Page 165
12 PARADIGM......Page 173
Content Strategy Reading List......Page 185
About the Author......Page 186
About the Technical Editor......Page 187
C......Page 188
F......Page 189
O......Page 190
T......Page 191
Y......Page 192
β¦ Subjects
Design;Nonfiction;Business;Internet;Web;Language;Writing;Website Design;Science;Technology;Reference;Communication;Computers
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