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Let’s put some strategy in our content strategies

Understand the essential parts of good strategy and learn practical advice for making sure your content strategy is strategic.

About this webinar

It’s kind of ironic that there’s often very little strategy in what many people refer to as “content strategy”. The work being done is either tactical or applied best practice. Now, there’s nothing wrong with either of those things — they’re both quite necessary at times.

But a strategy needs provide a solution to a significant problem by identifying specific obstacles and opportunities, outlining a guiding vision, and planning for how an organisation will achieve that vision. A content strategy, simply does the same thing but uses content and content practices to achieve the goal.

In this on-demand webinar, Kathy breaks out the essential parts of good strategy and provides hands-on, practical advice for making sure your content strategy is strategic.

What will I learn?

From this recording you’ll learn:

  • The three essential parts of good strategy.
  • How to use a Strategic Content Strategy Canvas to stay focused.
  • How to put good content strategy into practice in your organisation.

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December 12, 2018

3:49 am

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Tickets $199

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Who is the webinar recording for?

This recording is for in-house content leaders or others who are responsible for developing high-level content strategies.

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December 12, 2018

Let’s put some strategy in our content strategies

Understand the essential parts of good strategy and learn practical advice for making sure your content strategy is strategic.

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About this webinar

It’s kind of ironic that there’s often very little strategy in what many people refer to as “content strategy”. The work being done is either tactical or applied best practice. Now, there’s nothing wrong with either of those things — they’re both quite necessary at times.

But a strategy needs provide a solution to a significant problem by identifying specific obstacles and opportunities, outlining a guiding vision, and planning for how an organisation will achieve that vision. A content strategy, simply does the same thing but uses content and content practices to achieve the goal.

In this on-demand webinar, Kathy breaks out the essential parts of good strategy and provides hands-on, practical advice for making sure your content strategy is strategic.

What will I learn?

From this recording you’ll learn:

  • The three essential parts of good strategy.
  • How to use a Strategic Content Strategy Canvas to stay focused.
  • How to put good content strategy into practice in your organisation.

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Register today

December 12, 2018

3:49 am

GMT

Tickets $199

Book your place

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About the presenter

Kathy Wagner

Kathy is founder of Content Strategy Inc, Canada’s only consultancy focusing exclusively on content strategy. She works with large organisations to help them make better content by improving their content practices. Whether it’s laying the foundation for a streamlined enterprise-wide content strategy, or clarifying the website audience and helping to craft key messages, Kathy enjoys working closely with her clients to help them be successful, through content.

With previous careers in technical communications and customer experience research, Kathy has been working as a content strategist for almost 15 years. Her goal for 2019 is to help organisations bring more strategy to their content strategies!

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