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Why Duplicate Content Is Bad for the Web

By Rick Allen on February 27, 2014

Duplicate doors

Among the countless content problems found on websites, one of the most egregious and commonly cited is duplicate content. Content strategists — not to mention search engine optimization (SEO) professionals — love to hate on duplicate content. As soon as we spot it during a content audit, we quickly bring out our metaphorical red pens. Begone, duplicate content! But why? For … [Read more...] about Why Duplicate Content Is Bad for the Web

Planning for Content Beyond the Web

By Guest author on September 19, 2013

The following guest post was written by Dave Olsen, a programmer and project manager at West Virginia University. Dave will be speaking at Confab Higher Ed in Atlanta, GA this November. "Get your content ready to go anywhere," says web designer Brad Frost, "because it’s going to go everywhere." For many, responsive web design has become the solution for ensuring that their … [Read more...] about Planning for Content Beyond the Web

Portal Websites: The Great Content Divide

By Rick Allen on July 24, 2013

Time portal on Star Trek: The Original Series.

In the Star Trek universe, a "portal" is a doorway to another dimension, connecting two points in space-time. In higher ed, a portal is just as fantastic — an internal website intended to better target users, remove content clutter and improve content governance. Voila! Well, maybe. Portal websites aim to meet these goals by dividing content directed at external … [Read more...] about Portal Websites: The Great Content Divide

Improv and Content Strategy

By Guest author on July 18, 2013

Tina Fey's "Bossypants" with books content strategy books.

The following guest post was written by Amanda Costello, Lead Content Strategist at the University of Minnesota, College of Education and Human Development. Collaboration and listening are at the heart of both improv comedy and content strategy. You might have seen improv on stage or on “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” In improv, while it doesn’t hurt to have a mind stuffed … [Read more...] about Improv and Content Strategy

Creating a Student Social Media Army at Ithaca College

By Guest author on April 3, 2013

Disposable camera

The following guest post was written by Rob Engelsman, multimedia content specialist at Ithaca College. For me, one of the best parts of higher ed is getting to work with students. Involving them in your social media efforts to create authentic content is a huge advantage — just ask Amy Grace Wells from Texas A&M AgriLife Communication. Good authentic content can increase … [Read more...] about Creating a Student Social Media Army at Ithaca College

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