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The quality of the on-page content directly impacts the quality of your user’s experience. With information-rich sites, getting to the on-page information is the reason why most users go the site in the first place. For most large site redesigns, this means rewriting the content.
As a user-experience or customer-experience professional, you’re in a strong position to advocate for content strategy in your organization. If formal content strategy is not an option, you can adopt a “stealth content strategy” approach by quietly integrating content considerations into your current UX practices. It doesn’t need to take any extra time or budget […]
Senior strategist Blaine Kyllo talks about what he learned at Confab 2019 that will benefit clients of Content Strategy Inc
At Confab 2019 Blaine Kyllo will be sharing some things he’s learned and he will also get a chance to learn things he can fold into his content strategy practice.
The token is what is passed along in a content process, and helps you know when one process ends and another begins.
When naming content processes, it’s important to choose words that are clear, specific, and informative.
Content processes help streamline content operations by making sure everyone knows what they need to do.
Blaine Kyllo will be speaking at ThoughSummit in Vancouver on May 14. Be sure to register if you’d like to learn about how we helped BC Hydro build a knowledge centre.
One content strategist considers the complex relationship between content marketing and strategy, drawing from some unique experiences as a biologist.
In this series, we’re looking at the most important steps you can take to make sure that you’re successful when redesigning an information-rich site. Part 4 focuses on how to rewrite your content.
In this series, we’re looking at the most important steps you can take to make sure that you’re successful when redesigning an information-rich site. Part 3 focuses on how to restructure your content.
In this series, we’re looking at the most important steps you can take to make sure that you’re successful when redesigning an information-rich site. Part 2 focuses on how to reorganize your content.
Blaine Kyllo will be speaking in Seattle on March 7—be sure to register if you’re in town and would like to learn about content processes to help streamline your operations.
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