Enterprise Content Strategy: A Project Guide
By Kevin P. Nichols and Ann Rockley (Foreword)
ISBN-10: 1-93743-444-3
ISBN-13: 978-1-937-43444-1
160 pages
XML Press (January 2, 2015)
Enterprise Content Strategy: A Project Guide provides a comprehensive process, a set of deliverables, and how-to guidance for content strategy creators, whether they are planning at the enterprise level or to meet the needs of a small organization.
With a foreword by Ann Rockley, Enterprise Content Strategy contains a brief but jam-packed and comprehensive set of best practices for content strategy, and introduces concepts like performance-driven content and content strategies for omnichannel.
Topics covered include: how to build a performance-driven, repeatable model; the role of omnichannel and its emerging importance; considerations for intelligent content, such as personalization.
Also covered:
- Definitions for content strategy and related concepts
- Steps in a typical content strategy project with associated deliverables
- Step-by-step instructions for creating content strategy deliverables
- Metrics to user for successful measurement
- Examples of deliverables and tactics presented
Whether you’re an expert practitioner or someone new to digital experience design, this book provides a wealth of information.
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What people are saying…
Whether you’re just getting started or a seasoned professional, you will find this book an invaluable resource for planning and implementing content strategy projects. This super-tactical guide, by one of our industry’s leading practitioners, will be your go-to reference.
CEO, Content Insight and author of Content Audits and Inventories: A Handbook
A great guidebook on all of the basics, from strategies through to tactics, on the world of enterprise-level content strategy.
Chief Experience Officer, SapientNitro
A real-world manual for anyone integrating content strategy into their organization.
President, Azzard Consulting
A practical, hands-on book that is jam-packed full of definitions, questions you need to ask, checklists, and guidelines.
Founder and President, The Rockley Group
Start to finish, a true practitioner’s guide for content strategy.
Senior Director, Enterprise Knowledge Architecture, ADP, LLC
UX for Dummies
By Kevin P Nichols and Donald Chesnut
ISBN-10: 1-11885-278-8
ISBN-13: 978-1118852781
332 pages
For Dummies; 1 edition (April 28, 2014)
More than just a 101, UX for Dummies is a comprehensive guide on how to effectively execute User Experience within an organization of any size. UX For Dummmies provides guidance on:
- The benefits of UX
- How to create an effective, measureable and able-to-evolve UX Strategy
- Tactics and deliverables including information architecture, content strategy (and how and where it fits into the process) and visual design
- Best practices for user research and testing
- And much, much more
Topics covered also include: designing for multichannel experiences and how to optimize against different device features (smartphone, desktop, feature phone, and other channels), the role of social media and trends such as performance-driven design and omni-channel.
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As an account manager in the digital advertising space, I found this book to be an essential reference for both myself and my current team. The book lays out every aspect of UX in a comprehensive and useful way. I especially love the sections on content strategy and usability testing, which are not everyday topics for people who are new to digital work or website development. I highly recommend purchasing a copy for the office!
Amazon.com reviewer, July 16 2014
This series has done it again. I bought some other Dummies books, and they were all informative and user friendly, but I was somewhat familiar with the other topics. This one has given me directions and understanding of a concept I knew very little about in thorough yet simple easy to grasp way. Thank you for writing this book.
Amazon.com reviewer, May 15 2014