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  • + Predicate Jeffrey MacIntyre 8 months ago
    Thanks for the kind remarks, folks. It’s an exciting area for all of us who are passionate about this stuff. Be sure to check out the similarly tagged decks of my colleagues!
  • + JeffMLJohnson Jeff Johnson 8 months ago
    Well done.
  • + guesta52810 guesta52810 8 months ago
    This is v. cool. I wish there was a video of you giving this talk available.
  • + guestff5239fa guestff5239fa 8 months ago
    This is the BEST slide deck regarding content strategy that I have come across in a long time! Thanks for sharing.
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  1. Publishers + Content Strategy Jeffrey MacIntyre 19 March 2009 IA Summit Memphis, TN
  2. Preamble Who has worked as an interactive content specialist with a publishing organization? *
  3. Preamble * A native, pre-interactive publisher! (We’re all publishers now.)
  4. Proposed: Publishing is our home and native land. Our work reflects and mimics editorial thinking.
  5. CS as Editorial Process Content strategy is “a repeatable system that defines the entire editorial content development process for a website development project.” Richard Sheffield
  6. CS from IA “If information architecture is the spatial design of information, I see content strategy as the temporal side of the same coin.” Louis Rosenfeld
  7. Practitioner-Publisher “Content strategists combine the skills of writers, editors and publishers to think in a holistic way about what users should see when they visit a site[.]” Terrell Johnson
  8. Consider the Masthead Writers, copyeditors, art director & staff, ad sales, production, managing editor, the EIC, the publisher. Publishing is complex.
  9. Consider Content Strategy We’re complex. We work in projects and operations. Our work crosses traditional roles in publishing and conventional ones in UX.
  10. The CS/Publisher Affinity We both know content. We’re using similar tools and a shared language. We have a role with everyone on the masthead.
  11. So, the Masthead Test How we (prefer to) work with publishers tells us a lot about who we are as practitioners-- and about the parameters of our field, now and tomorrow.
  12. Art Director/Dept.
  13. Art Director/Dept. Upholds visual system. Art production and management. CS provides: ‣ style guide (annotated) ‣ digital asset management
  14. Editorial style guide
  15. Writers & Editors
  16. Writers & Editors Content production. Curation. CS provides: ‣ copydeck ‣ editorial strategy
  17. Managing Editor
  18. Managing Editor Traffics content. Leads production. Tactical planner. ‣ content inventory/matrix ‣ workflow design ‣ CMS architecture
  19. Process and workflow ! design !
  20. Content flow schematic
  21. ! Decision tree version
  22. Copy Desk
  23. Copy Desk Edits content for consistency. Polices in-house standards. ‣ editorial standards: voice, linking, rights/ legal, community, metadata, controlled voc.
  24. Production
  25. Production The engine room. AKA “Technology.” ‣ content model ‣ platform integration ‣ QA tools/reporting (CMS)
  26. Template mapping Production matrix
  27. Ad Sales
  28. Ad Sales Advertiser-based revenue. ‣ SEO/keyword analysis ‣ ad guidelines
  29. Editor-in-Chief
  30. Editor-in-Chief The senior editorial decisionmaker. ‣ editorial calendar ‣ editorial strategy ‣ migration planning ‣ site governance model
  31. Editorial strategy
  32. Editorial strategy !
  33. Publisher
  34. Publisher Owns product & organization. ‣ product strategy ‣ syndication/partnerships ‣ cross promotion ‣ organizational change management
  35. Content flow schematic Management tools
  36. Postmortem
  37. The Calling The defining challenge for publishers now, more than ever, is to make its content count.
  38. It’s on.
  39. Why Predicate? ‣ the maturity of CS ‣ the industry moment ‣ advocacy & aftermarkets ‣ the idea market ‣ pro bono
  40. Questions? predicate-llc.com

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