Wednesday, September 10, 2008
By Richard Hamilton, RL Hamilton and Associates
Humans are wired to put things in buckets. We have an innate need to create categories and sort things into them. While the average human leans this way, technical communicators dive off the cliff. From the DITA ...
Filed under: Content Management : Web Content Management : Website
Thursday, April 03, 2008
By Ian Alexander, Vice President, Eat Media
Information without voice is like content without design. Unless someone is dying to read about what you are writing, you have to grab them with your voice/personality. And because many of the articles in the content ...
Filed under: Marketing Communication : Website
Thursday, March 20, 2008
The Web Marketing Association has announced the winners of the Internet Advertising Competition (IAC), a contest that honors excellence in online advertising, recognizes the individuals and organizations responsible, and showcases the award winning Internet ...
Filed under: Internet : Marketing Communication : Website : Awards
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
By John Yunger, Byte Level Research
For the past five years, I’ve conducted annual reviews of approximately 200 global websites. The process involves noting the languages used by each site, as well as global navigation strategies and local content.
The Web ...
Filed under: Globalization : Website : Awards
Friday, January 18, 2008
By Zev Winicur, special to TheContentWrangler.com
Note: In this article, very real-sounding numeric data is presented in an authoritative manner. Be forewarned that the IDQ percentage is completely made up without the benefit of scientific polls. Of course, New ...
Filed under: Content Management : Web Content Management : Experience Design : Marketing Communication : Website
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Scott Abel, TheContentWrangler, was selected by the Web Marketing Association as a judge for the
11th Annual International WebAward Competition, a competition that sets industry benchmarks based on the seven criteria of a successful website:
Filed under: Marketing Communication : Website : Awards
Monday, April 30, 2007
Clients sometimes make the mistake of writing long, editorial-style text for the web. We’ve found that even perfectly competent writers – professionals, like marketing communications pros and publishers of various types – often do not understand how writing for the ...
Filed under: Experience Design : Usability : Website
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