automation

Automation can help us with the most mundane part of our content management jobs. It can also be a royal pain in the neck. Read all posts about automation.

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March 19, 2020 by dc

Calendar management amid hard times: Bella Scena review

I’ve used Bella Scena for calendar and to-do list management for several months now, and swear by it. Its calendar integrations and to-dos that make me feel so accomplished and organized.

Members March 5, 2020 by dc

What's more trustworthy: Garbage language or a Google algorithm?

Should we all chill out about workplace culture jargon and focus on decoding the algorithms that make our lives weird?

February 20, 2020 by dc in distribution

The best low-cost SEO software: SEMRush reviewed

SEMRush is a popular low-cost SEO software that gathers ranking, link and keyword data. Read The Content Technologist review.

February 20, 2020 by dc

Language processing formulas and algorithms for the non-mathematically oriented

Language processing formulas break complex text down into component parts and assign meaning, identifying the statistical likelihood that one word or another will occur in relation to another.

February 13, 2020 by dc

Should you trust AI to write your content?

What we call “artificial intelligence” or “AI” is a generalized term for machine learning and natural language processing. How does AI compare to human writers?

February 6, 2020 by dc

There is no one-size-fits-all email marketing platform but I always start here: Mailchimp review

Mailchimp is the best designed email platform I’ve ever used, and it has been for over a decade.