Content strategy is about planning for the creation, publication, and governance of useful content to engage users and businesses. It aims to provide user parity, content portability, and put content first. An effective content strategy establishes structure first and delivers outcomes like institutional knowledge, a repeatable content method, and adaptable content. It involves defining goals, messages, an evaluation framework, page tables, and an editorial calendar to optimize engagement, communication, and measurement across changing contexts.
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Demystifying Content Strategy: Part 2 of Delivering the Connected Experience
2. Content strategy plans for the
creation, publication, and governance
of useful, usable content.
- Kristina Halvorson
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3. User
Content Parity
Content Portability
Content First
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Business
Engage
Communicate
Measure
Optimize
Technology
One System to Manage Content
Prepare Content for Future Use
8. Page Tables
Page TItle
Priority 1 Content
The Investment
Message: Depth of Experience and Scale
Method: Long Form Copy
Long Form Copy (~ 500 words)
Headline: Implementing Years of Experience
Body Copy
Call To Action: See our properties
Assets: Property map, Text
Priority 2 Content
Related Content: Uncommon Numbers,
Testimonial, Role in LIHTC, Meet The Team,
Contact Us
Popular Links
Tools
Uncommon Numbers
2,260 Property Portfolio
24 Years Average Experience
80 Documents Analyzed
Testimonial
Long Form Copy with an attribution
Team
FirstName LastName, Title
FirstName LastName, Title
Priority 3 Content
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Footer and Standard Links
Contact Us
Brenda Champy
Michael Morey
9. Summary
Content Strategy is a set of outcomes
Shared understanding of goals and messages
Repeatable method for selecting and creating content
An ongoing process
Structure first, content always
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