by Jenna Stanley | Sep 4, 2018 | Content strategy, Writing
Whether it’s 200 pages or two pages, most organizations have some kind of style guide. A style guide sets the standards for content—whether presented online or offline—and defines the rules and guidelines for ensuring consistency across all content. It usually...
by Michael Gowan | Aug 17, 2018 | Content strategy, Writing
How long has your site been around — 5, 10, 20 years? Odds are, you’ve experienced enough turnover on your team during that time that nobody really knows all the content you have. There may even be one-off sites that were created and forgotten about. Next time...
by Michael Gowan | May 29, 2018 | Content strategy
A website redesign can be a long, arduous process. When you finally make it to the point that your content management system is ready to be filled with the well-written, accurate, and up-to-date content you’ve spent months creating, you may feel like all the hard work...
by Jenna Stanley | Mar 1, 2018 | Content strategy, Writing
I’ve written before about keeping the content experience clean and lean, and after every redesign project I work on, my feelings about it get stronger. (If you’re one of my kids who’s around when I start sighing and throwing my hands up, you might even say I get a...
by Jenna Stanley | Jul 25, 2017 | Content strategy, Writing
When you’re dealing with a large-scale web redesign, you’re talking about a lot of content. And when you’re talking about a lot of content, you’re going to need more than one writer to create it all. Unfortunately, it’s never just as simple as throwing a caravan of...
by Jenna Stanley | Jun 29, 2017 | Content strategy
We work with many of our clients on a long-term basis – and something that comes up often is the request to add new pages to a site. This isn’t inherently bad – there are a lot of solid reasons for creating new pages. However, far too often a request for a new page...
