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Content Strategy for Mobile | The Breaking Development Podcast
Fresh Squeezed Mobile is Breaking Development’s channel to get fresh ideas out there about mobile web development and design.
This week Karen McGrane joins us to talk about content strategy for mobile. We talk about creating resuable content, the problem with WYSIWYG’s, what voice means for content and the similarities between CMS design and vomit.
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HotHouse Podcast: Mobile First « The HotHouse Blog
Simon van Wyk caught up with Lucas Challamel, Director Business Development ANZ, from Netbiscuits to further discuss exactly what mobile first means for businesses and brands. The pair discusses how businesses can adopt a mobile first approach to ensure that content is always perfectly optimised for the appropriate device whether it’s a smartphone or tablet device as well as a desktop computer.
They also touch on interesting new research from Google,who recently teamed with Sterling Brands and Ipsos to study the media habits of 1,611 people across the US and found that that sequential screening is common. In their study, smartphones were the most common starting point for many online activities, before users moved on to a PC, and some still to a tablet to complete the activity the same day.
http://www.hothouse.com.au/blog/2012/10/02/hothouse-podcast-on-mobile-first-with-lucas-challamel/
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Sara Wachter-Boettcher Interview: Future-ready Content
In Episode 2 of the Together London Podcast, I speak to Sara Wachter-Boettcher, author of the upcoming Rosenfeld Media book “Content Everywhere”, about content strategy, future ready content, and how to change organisations.
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How Chris Brogan Built His Content Platform
In this episode we discuss: How to write 2,000-4,000 words a day The critical importance of brevity in the digital age Why every online writer should read (and study) The Shipping News 2 ways to find endless content ideas Why it took Chris 8 years to gain his first 100 subscribers Brogan’s best advice on how to create a valuable content platform
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Content Everywhere with Lyza Gardner
5by5 - The Web Ahead #20: Content Everywhere with Lyza Gardner
Author, speaker and developer Lyza Danger Gardner joins Jen Simmons to talk about how CMSes provide — or fail to provide — a platform for publishing content everywhere. How can we design & build a website that will publish everywhere and last long term?
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UX for content makers: Helping online authors make great content using UX principles (10-minute talk) « UX Australia 2011
Five tips to focus content creators on the ‘why’ (eg objectives and strategies) of a new online initiative rather than the ‘how’ (eg a fancy drop down menu or twitter channel) based on two and a half years of content coaching in NSW government.
Karina has been working in the field of online user experience and visual design for over 15 years, focusing on intranet design for the past few years. Karina currently works at the NSW Department of Education, and is focused on improving internal communications through the intranet channel and social media.
Ellen has been working in communications for over ten years, starting out as a radio producer at the ABC and then moving to communications project work. She has been working on the intranet and Yammer with the NSW Department of Education and Training for the past two and half years.
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Slides - http://www.slideshare.net/catellest/ux-australia-presentation-content-strategy-and-uxhttp://uxaustralia.com.au/conference-2011/ux-for-content-makers-10-minute-talk
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Podcast: Finding and Creating Relevant Content — Strategies for Social Media | I'd Rather Be Writing
In the barrage of information created by all the social media channels, how can you find relevant content? How can you move past forms of noise to actually produce content that engages users? What forms of social media do students respond to the most? These are some of the questions we explored in a presentation I gave to Brigham Young University Provo students earlier this week. This podcast is a recording of the presentation.
The podcast is about an hour long, and I bookended the presentation with some thoughts before and after.
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The Daily Edition #33: Content Strategy, The Book - 5by5
The Daily Edition #33: Content Strategy, The Book - 5by5 Erin Kissane joins Dan Benjamin to celebrate and discuss the release of her book, The Elements of Content Strategy from A Book Apart. Erin explains Content Strategy, how and why you should practice it, how it relates to other disciples on the web, and why content strategy doesn’t stop when the project is done. http://5by5.tv/dailyedition/33