by Laura Creekmore | Oct 14, 2010 | Conferences/Events, Content strategy
UPDATE: The panel went really well, according to the backchannel on Twitter, anyway. BarCamp will soon be releasing audio, and I’m hoping ours will be available, but in the meantime, you can get a feel for the panel from comments we have shared on SlideShare or...
by Laura Creekmore | Sep 30, 2010 | Strategy, User experience
If you’re in the web industry, you’ve undoubtedly noticed that everyone — and I mean everyone — is an expert on what the web should be doing. It’s similar to education in this way: We all went to school, so we all think we know how a school ought to work....
by Laura Creekmore | Sep 20, 2010 | Content management, Content strategy
I spend a decent amount of time explaining to people in the web industry when they need content strategy. [Answer: on every project, of course.] And so I thought I’d put together a few situations that arise in real life….those times when you really need...
by Laura Creekmore | Sep 16, 2010 | Uncategorized
I spoke today about managing your online identity. We talked a lot about teaching your kids the skills they need online, and helping them manage their privacy, as well. We used these links to spur our discussion. In case you weren’t scared already…....
by Laura Creekmore | Sep 10, 2010 | Content strategy, Speaking
Here’s the promo I just added to the BarCamp Nashville site: Content strategy’s quite the buzzword these days. But what does it really mean? Does incorporating content strategy mean your web projects are going to be shiny and glorious? [Don’t we all...
