CT No.192: Using quality behavioral data for stronger editorial content
Because last week's issue didn't actually send.
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CT No.107 (rerun): Using quality behavioral data for stronger editorial content
This newsletter went out a little late today to give new subscribers from today's What's Next event, presented by the Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association (MIMA), a taste of what we're all about. Welcome, new subscribers! A couple of weeks ago I spoke with Mark...
CT No.191: A seamless and seductive image-narrative system
Great websites still exist. Here's a breakdown of a nonprofit grant-making arts organization's digital home and source of truth.
CPU No. 7: Workflows for freelancers, batch cooking & “content”
Content Pros Update, October 2023
CPU No. 6: Productization, federated social media and the meaning of "good" content
Content Pros Update, September 2023
CT No.190: Website flyover country
A relevant rerun plus a new content strategy assessment we're, uhh, really excited to share
CT No.237: Trust issues
Are attractive websites more likely to trick experienced content strategists?
CT No.236: Hold out your back, time to impress
The Content Technologist gets a brand new dress and (finally!) adds commenting on posts
CT No.234: How SEO ends
Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you'll end up missing everybody.
CT No.76 [rerun]: Platform like a professional
How to choose a content business model and platform software
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