In the 15 or so years since content strategy made its formal debut on the stage, much has changed in the world and in the collective forums in which content – and content strategy – have played a role. Technology, business, politics, social movements, governments, and the world at large all have witnessed seismic changes, disruptions, accelerations, and re-evaluations.
While the (original) discipline of content strategy has evolved to keep pace with the times and the challenges for which it seeks to provide answers and solutions, a handful of enduring principles continue to remain fundamental to the “case for content strategy” regardless of what we call ourselves or our discipline today.
In his webinar recording "Only Connect": Thoughts, musings & perspectives on this thing we call content (strategy/design/marketing, etc.), Christopher Collette, noted content strategist and founder of the content strategy consultancy Collettico, will explore perspectives on content and content strategy through the lenses of history, the humanities, and the arts.
Drawing on his background in literature, classical music, the theater, and the performing arts generally, Christopher will connect the dots among various content strategy concepts and principles with the enduring forms, structures, approaches, and philosophies found in songs, lyrics, plays, musical compositions, poetry, novels, and live performances.
This webinar recording shines a spotlight on the connections and integrations among the (seemingly) disparate dimensions of content, strategy, technology, letters, music, the fine arts, and performance.
This webinar recording will:
Collettico is a content strategy and content design consultancy that works with clients across a wide variety of industries to help them create scalable and sustainable content programs to support business objectives and audience needs.
In the 15 or so years since content strategy made its formal debut on the stage, much has changed in the world and in the collective forums in which content – and content strategy – have played a role. Technology, business, politics, social movements, governments, and the world at large all have witnessed seismic changes, disruptions, accelerations, and re-evaluations.
While the (original) discipline of content strategy has evolved to keep pace with the times and the challenges for which it seeks to provide answers and solutions, a handful of enduring principles continue to remain fundamental to the “case for content strategy” regardless of what we call ourselves or our discipline today.
In his webinar recording "Only Connect": Thoughts, musings & perspectives on this thing we call content (strategy/design/marketing, etc.), Christopher Collette, noted content strategist and founder of the content strategy consultancy Collettico, will explore perspectives on content and content strategy through the lenses of history, the humanities, and the arts.
Drawing on his background in literature, classical music, the theater, and the performing arts generally, Christopher will connect the dots among various content strategy concepts and principles with the enduring forms, structures, approaches, and philosophies found in songs, lyrics, plays, musical compositions, poetry, novels, and live performances.
This webinar recording shines a spotlight on the connections and integrations among the (seemingly) disparate dimensions of content, strategy, technology, letters, music, the fine arts, and performance.
This webinar recording will:
Collettico is a content strategy and content design consultancy that works with clients across a wide variety of industries to help them create scalable and sustainable content programs to support business objectives and audience needs.
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Christopher Collette is the founder and principal at Collettico, a content strategy and content design consultancy.
Sitting at the intersection of business strategy, technology, content, user-centered design, research, publishing, and brand, Christopher helps clients create sustainable, scalable content programs to help them achieve business and organizational goals. In both corporate and consulting roles, he’s led digital marketing and content strategy programs for leading corporations and organizations across a wide variety of industries and sectors, including technology, financial services, legal, non-profits, education and academia, manufacturing and industrial, professional services, cultural institutions, real estate, and publishing.