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    1. Paul Bradshaw Senior Lecturer, Online Journalism, Magazines and New Media, School of Media, Birmingham City University, UK (mediacourses.com) Blogger, Online Journalism Blog Content and creativity online
    2. By next week you should be able to…
      • Scope and find content
      • Edit content for the web
      • Explain considerations for Search Engine Optimisation
    3. Golden rules
      • Tell the story in (many) new ways
      • Make product out of process
      • Edit content for users and search engines
    4. Scoping content
      • How might they want to navigate the story differently?
      • What are the other parts of the story?
      • What happens next?
      • What happened before?
      • Who are the people?
      • The organisations?
      • What questions will users have?
      • What will they want to do?
      • What problems might they have?
    5. Finding content
      • ‘ Cutting room floor’ elements
      • Contributors – blogs, video diary, emails, chats
      • Users – forums, ratings, blogs, comments, uploads
      • Production staff
      • Other sites (rewrite)?
      • Quote and link if you can
      • Libraries
      • Royalty free images
      • Royalty free sounds
      • Games
    6. Incidental content, incremental content
      • Cutting room floor
      • Making product out of process:
      • Bookmarking
      • Blogs,
      • video diary,
      • emails,
      • Webcam
      • Social networking
      • Twitter
      • Flickr galleries
      • chats
    7. Do something now
      • You will need:
      • 1 idea for a traditional media product, e.g. program, article, package
      • How might you break it apart online?
      • What multimedia content could you add?
      • Answer the questions about users: questions they have, activities to do, problems
      • Turn it on its head: how could you start online and end up with a traditional media product as a byproduct?
    8. BASIC principles
      • Brevity
        • Short pars, short pages, short video, audio
      • Adaptability
        • Flexible content, multimedia, platforms for users
      • Scannability
        • Subheadings, space between pars, and bullets where appropriate.
      • Interactivity
        • Links! Anticipate where they’ll want to go
      • Community and Conversation
        • How do you tap into them and build them?
    9. SEO
    10. What do search engines look for?
      • Pages , not whole sites
      • Search engine spiders
      • Index text
      • Follow links
      • And measure popularity, frequency, authority
    11. It all comes back to your audience
      • What phrases are they using to search?
      • What sites do they visit?
      • Use those phrases (focus on one or two)
      • try to get on those sites
      • Use tools like Overture, Wordtracker, Google Trends, PPC stats
    12. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO): your site
      • Keywords in: URL; Page title; Meta tags; Headings (<h1>, <h2> etc.); Alt tags
      • Links and text around; top content
      • Clean, valid and accessible markup
      • Downloads quickly
      • Frequently updated
      • Site map
      • Links from other, good, sites
      • But most of all…
      • CONTENT
    13. Video, audio and Flash
      • Search engines don’t like these, so:
      • Optimise the webpage that contains the video/etc.
      • Ask users to ‘tag’ the content using del.icio.us etc.
      • Use social media like YouTube, MySpace etc.
      • Split your Flash ‘site’ into different movies – put each movie on a different (optimised) page
      • Create a HTML version of the Flash site
    14. Social Media Optimisation (SMO)
      • YouTube, Flickr, MySpace, Facebook, Blogs, Twitter
      • Social bookmarking (del.icio.us, Digg, Reddit)
      • Send to a friend
      • Incoming links
      • In other words: word of mouth
    15. Once again…
      • Tell the story in (many) new ways
      • Make product out of process
      • Edit content for users and search engines
    16. Paul Bradshaw Senior Lecturer, Online Journalism, Magazines and New Media, School of Media, Birmingham City University, UK (mediacourses.com) Blogger, Online Journalism Blog [email_address]

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