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31 Days to Building a Better Blog: ProBlogger Blog Tips
a month long series of posts here at ProBlogger designed to walk you through 31 tasks that you can do to make your blog better.
9 Ways People Respond to Your Content Online | Lateral Action
1. Spam: If your content does not provide a reasonable ROII (return-on-investment for an interaction) for the reader or is self-serving or simply useless, the reader will mark it as spam. Posting something that may be assessed, as “spam” is the fastest way to losing credibility.
2. Skip: The reader makes an assessment that he or she won’t lose much by reading it. In this case, the reader has not written you off yet but if you consistently create content that is worth “skipping,” the reader might write you off.
3. Scan: The reader thinks there are only a few parts that are of relevance and wants to get right to the core of the content and skip the rest.
4. Stop: The reader is touched by the article and stops to think about the article, it’s relevance and what it means to him or her personally and professionally.
5. Save: The content is so good that the reader might want to re-visit this multiple times.
6. Shift: The article is transformational. The reader is so deeply affected (in a positive way) by the article that it shifts some of their values and beliefs. In other words, this piece of writing will transform the reader and make him or her grow.
7. Send: The content is not only useful to the reader but also to one or more people in the reader’s network. The reader simply emails the article or a link to it to people that he or she cares.
8. Spread: The reader finds the article fascinating enough to spread it to anyone and everyone via a blog, twitter or the social networks that he or she belongs.
9. Subscribe: This is the ultimate expression of engagement and a vote of confidence that you will continue to provide great content. When the reader wants to continue listening to your thoughts, he or she will subscribe.
Micro Persuasion: Why Text Remains King of the Web
Great post and ensuing discussion about the importance of content and how video is really only effective with additional text/content/context.
Better Practice Checklist - 9. Selecting a Content Management System
This checklist is intended to be used by those staff in an organisation who have been given the responsibility to determine CMS requirements and evaluate products. The information within this checklist may also be relevant to Chief Information Officers, I
The Content Wrangler
In this article Pamela Kostur shows you how to plan an information architecture and move into developing structure and guidelines for a new reuse environment.
Middle-Aged Users' Declining Web Performance (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
Between the ages of 25 and 60, people's ability to use websites declines by 0.8% per year — mostly because they spend more time per page, but also because of navigation difficulties.
Contentmanager.net - The Content Management Portal
Contentmanager.net has developed to the leading online-information portal for Content Management and the professional use of modern web IT-solutions.
Defining a Model for Content Governance
It captures the range of ongoing decisions that are made as content is developed, edited, approved, published to the web and retired. It creates roles and assigns specific responsibilities and privileges to these roles.
CMPros
CM Pros is the worldwide organization for people who want to learn more about content management from other professionals.
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