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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January 16, 2020 by deborah-carver

Be your own content algorithm: MaxQDA review

Do you want to turn your large qualitative content dataset and want to transform it into quantitative data? MaxQDA’s got your number.

January 2, 2020 by deborah-carver

The 5-step SEO and content website health check

Five in-depth checks to benchmark and measure your content performance, email health, brand visibility and more. Repeat as often as needed.

December 12, 2019 by deborah-carver in conversion rate optimization

An enterprise platform for obsessive content and design testing: VWO review

VWO makes the process of A/B testing website and app content fairly simple, providing easy WYSIWYG solutions for many visual website changes. Read The Content Technologist review.

December 8, 2019 by deborah-carver

The best-looking forms and data collection on the internet: Typeform review

Typeform makes really good-looking forms without iFrames. Read The Content Technologist review.

November 28, 2019 by deborah-carver

The problem with Authority in SEO

In the SEO world we are concerned with Authority. This essay explores how SEO authority is built and recorded.

August 15, 2019 by deborah-carver

Interactive video without much hassle: VidGrid review

Perfect for implementing customized training videos or adding some information-gathering following a more polished marketing video, VidGrid is mindnumbingly easy to use.