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15 October, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

What can small businesses learn from big business websites?

Small drummers can play a big tune

I SPENT many years working in very large companies in various combinations of online business department or unit. This started out in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: digital strategy and operations Tagged With: business, online strategy, website

8 October, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Why your content expiry date matters

MUCH has been written about the value of keeping content fresh and updated, but less about the equal need to delete content that is no … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing

27 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood 4 Comments

Gain more insight and impact with Twitter lists

twitter lists screenshot

ARE YOU USING Twitter lists as part of your social media activity? Lists are an under-used Twitter feature that can help you improve your … [Read more...]

Filed Under: effective e-business Tagged With: twitter

19 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

Setting out your content marketing strategy in seven easy steps

Follow this simple stepped approach to a robust content marketing strategy

WITH SO MUCH ATTENTION given over to content marketing at the moment, it might be tempting to jump straight in and start reaching out to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy

17 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Keeping it clean: maintaining quality on a multi-author website

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APPROACHES TO website ownership, development and maintenance differ widely across different companies and over time, dependent on company … [Read more...]

Filed Under: digital strategy and operations Tagged With: content strategy, quality assurance, website

12 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood 1 Comment

Where do you go to find content ideas? Eight tricks to try when you are out of inspiration

take time to track your content ideas

GENERATING content ideas on a regular basis can be a daunting task; if you are blogging to a schedule and a planned calendar, the risk is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content ideas, content strategy

10 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Creating content is hard: how do you overcome the barriers?

Sit still and spend regular time creating content

I REALLY think I have read enough about content marketing to last me some time; it's the kind of buzzword that is bandied about and masks … [Read more...]

Filed Under: content marketing Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy

5 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

Do national spelling differences matter to a global audience?

Deciding if national spelling differences matter help to lay solid site foundations

Ever since Noah Webster's early nineteenth-century dictionary standardised key differences in US spelling from its British English source, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: digital strategy and operations Tagged With: content marketing, content strategy, website

2 September, 2013 By Sarah Wood Leave a Comment

What did I learn when I stopped blogging?

balloon in field

FIVE MONTHS ago I stopped blogging. After two years of exploring and writing about social media, online operations and strategy, and finding … [Read more...]

Filed Under: family Tagged With: back to work, blogging, children, working mum

28 March, 2013 By Sarah Wood 9 Comments

Out of the shallows: time to jump in the deep end

Family day out at the Ashmolean museum Oxford

I started this blog two years ago; I was in a very different place then, my little boy was just in nursery and my little girl settled in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: digital strategy and operations Tagged With: back to work, blogging, children, family, parenting

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