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Making Friends with the Backend

By Georgy Cohen on April 19, 2011

You know who is one of your most valuable partners in content development? Your web developer. I'm a big believer in integrated teams, and the closer you can work with the web developer to understand the goals of your content initiatives, the more he or she can bake the structure and coding into your content that supports those goals. Content strategist Rachel Lovinger, who … [Read more...] about Making Friends with the Backend

ROT: The Low-Hanging Fruit of Content Analysis

By Rick Allen on April 13, 2011

Low-hanging papayas

Content analysis is an essential part of creating and sustaining effective web content. How do you know if your content is any good if you don’t analyze it? Yet the process quickly becomes complex as you evaluate content against branding, usefulness, relevance, usability, voice and tone, format, search engine optimization, delivery channel and many other criteria. Let's face … [Read more...] about ROT: The Low-Hanging Fruit of Content Analysis

Three Lessons Higher Ed Web Communicators Can Learn from NPR’s Andy Carvin

By Georgy Cohen on April 6, 2011

Andy Carvin

Amid the political upheaval in the Middle East over the past several weeks, a dependable source of information has been Andy Carvin (@acarvin), NPR's senior social media strategist. But he's not reporting out of Tripoli or Cairo. Rather, he's tweeting from his Maryland home, often while his kids watch TV in the background and cats vie for attention at his feet. Carvin, whom … [Read more...] about Three Lessons Higher Ed Web Communicators Can Learn from NPR’s Andy Carvin

Three Higher Ed Content Problems a Strategy Can Solve

By Rick Allen on April 4, 2011

Problems and solutions

One of the goals of Meet Content is to make content strategy more tangible for higher education web professionals. Many discussions on content strategy (including those led by me) look at it from a wide-angle lens, which demonstrates the necessary holistic approach to content. However, this approach can also make the discipline seem overwhelming and unmanageable. So, to bridge … [Read more...] about Three Higher Ed Content Problems a Strategy Can Solve

Creating a Social Media Content Calendar

By Georgy Cohen on March 30, 2011

Calendar

With social media, it's easy to rely on one of my favorite "anti-strategies" – serendipity. Why not, right? People tweet awesome things every day about my school that I can just retweet. There's always a new article or an interesting video to post on Facebook. The hits just keep on coming. We'll be fine. You can’t plan social media! Until you have an episode of what I call … [Read more...] about Creating a Social Media Content Calendar

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