Whether you’re planning to create a strategy, or you already have one, we’ve got resources to help you.
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.
Part 1 of this series focuses on how to reduce your content by getting rid of any content that is not essential.
You can use the Strategic Content Strategy Canvas to facilitate discussions or a workshop with stakeholders, to guide how you approach and present your work, or as a way to provide a snapshot summary of the overall strategy.
On the Content in Practice podcast, Brandon Young and Chelsea Watt from BC Hydro’s Digital Team talk about the governance of content on the utility company’s website.
Download CSI’s Strategic Content Strategy Canvas and learn how to use it in this step-by-step instructional article. The canvas is a great way to ensure you have the necessary components in your content strategy, and can provide a quick snapshot for stakeholders of all the pieces of the content strategy.
We’re thrilled to announce the start of a new podcast series we’re launching next week called Content in Practice: The Content Governance Podcast. In each episode, we explore aspects of content governance through the problems that content teams face in the real world, and ways that they confront and solve those problems.
In his bestselling book, Good Strategy Bad Strategy, Richard Rumelt defines strategy states that a good strategy needs to include a diagnosis, a guiding focus, and a coherent action plan. In my experience, both content strategy consultants and in-house content leaders tend to be pretty good at some of these steps, but not so good at others. Let’s look at this more closely.
Although many of Marie Kondo’s decluttering tactics from her new series on Netflix can be applied just as effectively to content, there are some tactics that can’t. Here are 5 “KonMari” tactics to avoid when tidying your content.
Can Marie Kondo’s decluttering tactics from her new series on Netflix be applied just as effectively to content? The answer is yes! Overall, much of her approach to decluttering is spot on when it comes to content.
We’re so excited that our senior content strategist Blaine Kyllo will be among an absolutely amazing line-up of presenters at Confab 2019 next April, talking about what he knows best: content processes.
Our senior content strategist Blaine Kyllo joined Ken Bell, BC Hydro’s Manager of Business Innovation and Operations Customer Service, on stage last week. The two shared how content strategy aimed at BC Hydro’s front-line agents reduced call time and cuts cost for the utility company.
We’ve done several intranet content strategy projects recently and, although every project is unique, we’ve come across some common themes. With this in mind, there are questions to ask and things to watch for that are particular to intranet content strategy discovery activities.
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