In the comments section, Peter Petrovski said: "Would love to read more about how you draft, write and publish posts." have an amazing team at Twist Image that did all design and infrastructure, but the content is all me (including the updating of the Blogroll). So, while I may not post daily, you will receive seven pieces of content from me each and every week. The core ideology is that the content should be of value to you first and foremost. It makes it much easier to find content later on. blog comment. content. believe that. apple. MORE >>

Social media is “social” after all, so make sure you’re checking on your social networks and responding to comments and questions. Yes I schedule tweets, however I’m also online to respond to any comments, questions, and/or concerns throughout the day. examined how the day and time something is posted affects the potential “virality” of the content. Because they bridge content and themes to social media and beyond. Plus, they save time and stress, your content makes more sense, and it’s much easier to remain relevant and consistent for your community. MORE >>

Content. m sure you’ve heard the overused expression, “Content is king.&#. Content helps increase your traffic and improve your rankings. Internet users are very smart these days and they can tell the difference between good and bad content. Trust me, they’re not going to stick around to finish reading any bad, plagiarized, or auto-generated content. You really have to put a lot of time and effort into your content so that your readers find it useful and worthy of sharing. If you create great content, people will come and share you with the world! MORE >>

Yet some brands are terribly underutilizing these pages, making them basically brochureware repositories — essentially inviting customers in but not engaging them or giving them an incentive to return. The fan page becomes a focus group that can be mined for consumer insights, which can feed back to content creation, stage gate development and campaign tracking. A “like” is a passive response to content, while a comment is engagement. Imagine a company that has upscale retail locations around the United States receiving tens of thousands of customer visits. MORE >>

Was there too much content to wade through? Was the content badly indexed? Its stuff like this IM that really makes you guys valuable, not those giant repositories you build." If that werent distressing enough, he confided that he was concerned that some of those giant repositories were accessible to everyone in the firm, and could we pleased restrict access to these to tax practitioners only? Personal Content Management +. Encourage people in the organization who maintain the most valuable context-rich content (e.g. comment []. November 2005. MORE >>