Once they get beyond a certain size, organisations struggle to make sure their content is as good as it should be. Often they don’t know half of what’s on their website, let alone whether it’s any good.
This is not necessarily because the content team doesn’t know what it’s doing. Often it’s because the organisation has no real content governance in place. Or if it does, there is no way to really enforce it, which is pretty much the same thing.
This masterclass recording will give you everything you need to set up effective content governance framework for your organisation. You’ll learn:
This masterclass recording is for anyone who is frustrated about the quality of content on their website and anyone who helps organisations improve that content - from senior leadership to content team managers to freelance content strategists. Ideal for:
Once they get beyond a certain size, organisations struggle to make sure their content is as good as it should be. Often they don’t know half of what’s on their website, let alone whether it’s any good.
This is not necessarily because the content team doesn’t know what it’s doing. Often it’s because the organisation has no real content governance in place. Or if it does, there is no way to really enforce it, which is pretty much the same thing.
This masterclass recording will give you everything you need to set up effective content governance framework for your organisation. You’ll learn:
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Padma Gillen is the author of ‘Lead with Content’, and CEO of Llibertat, a content-led digital agency that puts users first. He uses his expertise in content strategy and agile to help organisations get clear on what they’re trying to achieve, build a roadmap to get there and then deliver the change their users are looking for.
Previously, Padma was Head of Content Design at the Government Digital Service (GDS). He had overall responsibility for the quality of content on GOV.UK, the award-winning website of the UK Government.