Posts Tagged ‘web content’

Casting a wider net for content

{ Posted on Dec 07 2009 by annegentle }
I spoke with Rachel Potts, technical communications manager at Red Gate Software this week. They have done an innovative, seamless content combination for their Support Center (red-gate.com/supportcenter) to combine Author-it HTML output with technical support articles. Forums are one click ...Read More »

Technical writers, web writers, jobs, and employers

{ Posted on Nov 25 2009 by annegentle }
I'm returning to and rereading Violaine Truck's post to the STC France site of a review of Content Strategy for the Web. Before you read this post, it might make more sense if you go read hers. Take your time, ...Read More »

There’s no crying in Agile!

{ Posted on Nov 11 2009 by annegentle }
I loved the line, as delivered by Tom Hanks in A League of Their Own, "There's no crying in baseball!" I know there are times when the crying must happen without delay. I don't believe most workplaces actively encourage crying ...Read More »

Content curation – a manifesto

{ Posted on Oct 10 2009 by annegentle }
The phrase "content curator" was one I had to define in the glossary of my book. It seems now that content curator is an idea that others are writing about as well. RJ Jacquez, Adobe product evangelist, tweeted a link to ...Read More »

Elsewhere on the web…

{ Posted on Jul 21 2009 by annegentle }
I have neglected to excerpt and link to some of my posts from the Duo Consulting blog. I've taken a break from writing for them for a few months while finalizing my book, but looking back at these posts, I ...Read More »

How my 5-year-old sees web content

{ Posted on Jul 18 2009 by annegentle }
I had the funniest inquiry from my five-year-old son today. He said, "Mom, how does the computer know there are new Lego sets?" Now, I didn't launch into a description of Document Engineering: Analyzing and Designing Documents for Business Informatics and ...Read More »

How do you develop a strategic website?

{ Posted on Dec 18 2008 by annegentle }
My son’s preschool has decided it needs a new website. Parents and board members want an online presence that has more interaction, dynamic logins, and password-protected content. We have goals! Elementary and private schools have followed many paths to achieving ...Read More »

Social media and web content writings

{ Posted on Dec 15 2008 by annegentle }
I've got more blog entries published on the Duo Consulting blog about social profiles, blogging policies, widgets for your web content (I like to call it bling for your blog) and general posts about online interaction and learning. I really ...Read More »