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Your Website Is Killing Me

by · June 16, 2011

“Omit needless content.” –The Elements of Content Strategy, Erin Kissane.

Three words. Huge implications for online business communication. Insight from a smart woman with pink hair.

Erin is the author of a “brief book for people who make websites” published just a few months ago.  She’s the former editor of A List Apart magazine and knows a thing about information architecture, user experience, content strategy, editing, usability, and a whole bunch of other geeky web stuff that as interwebs users, we take for granted until we find ourselves staring a site that sucks.

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A Sign We’re Headed In The Right Direction?

by · February 10, 2009

Jason Falls

Jason Falls

We’ve been screaming, “Content is King!” for years now. Brands still aren’t listening. Their idea of content is an interactive game or a Facebook app. As a social media thinker, but one that has the advantage of talking to brands as the head of an interactive department and, for lack of a better term, chief internet marketing strategist, I’ve now developed several content-centric approaches for either clients or prospective clients. The ones that don’t use the economy as an excuse not to spend the money for development respond with a deer-in-headlights glaze.

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How Your Newsletter Can Transform Your Website

by · February 11, 2008

Like many business owners and executives, my friend Mike doesn’t understand social media. He also doesn’t understand the power of the web much more than to say the web is powerful. “I should have a website,” he thought a few years back. He didn’t want to ask for help or spend any money on it and got what he paid for. A few months later, he asked me to help him put up something that, “looked better than what I’ve got.”

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