The content strategy of charity blogs: a study
A study of 50 different charity blogs. See the findings, common mistakes and tips for a better blog.
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Tools for content strategists and designers
I’m drawn to anything that promises to save time, make life easier, or help me do a better job. This is a snapshot of my current toolkit and how I’m using it.
The content strategy of arts and culture blogs: a study
A blog used to be an ubiquitous part of any arts and cultural organisation’s website. But that’s changing. I carried out a study of 30 different arts and culture blogs – see my findings and what I learnt about best practice.
Why a bad website is like a car boot sale
One of my clients used the best metaphor for bad, organisation-focused websites the other day: a car boot sale. I was so struck by the comparison, that I had to write about it.
Overcoming the ‘everything everywhere all at once’ of content strategy
Content people don’t have to fix everything, everywhere, all at once. Really.
“When you capture a client’s content strategy what, exactly, do you deliver?”
In the first instalment of my new content strategy agony aunt series, someone asks what it means to deliver a content strategy.
Less is more when it comes to strategy
What Educating Rita can teach us about how to write a strategy that’s a map not a maze.
Right person, right content, right time
Two-and-a-half models to help you get the right content to the right person at the right time.
Art and copy: bridging the gap between design and content
In the 1960s, there was a creative revolution in advertising when someone decided that art and copy should try sitting in the same room. Applying a similar idea today, and getting content and design to work more closely, can transform your work for the better.