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Topic: SEO

Optimizing your site to be recognized by the search engines isn't a lost art -- it's a requirement. To be found, your meta information and content components need to speak to the terms users input into organic search just as much as they need to work with Google's formula.

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Pete Bell

Search as a Multi-channel Experience

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Pete Bell

What You’ll Learn

  • Understand how each channel brings its own expectations to search
  • Know where search plays its role in your users behavior, from fact finding to discovery
  • Understand why context of channel, or how your users choose to interact with you, plays a role in the experience
  • Know what you need to think about in this emerging discipline, and where best practices will arise
  • See how Facebook is rapidly rising as a new channel
Searching SEO Information Architecture
April 22, 2011
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Kristina Halvorson

Content Strategy: Maximizing a Business Asset

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Kristina Halvorson

What You’ll Learn

  • See content strategy (and its business value) defined and explained in plain language
  • Find out why so many web projects implode in the content development phase, and how to avoid those unnecessary costs and delays
  • Discover simple ways to introduce content strategy into your user experience design process
  • Learn about the easy-to-use tools to plan, create, and govern your online content
  • Get solid, practical advice on staffing and resource allocation for web editorial roles and responsibilities
Content Strategy SEO Content
June 22, 2010
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Louis Rosenfeld

Site Search Analytics

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Louis Rosenfeld

What You’ll Learn

  • Evaluate your users' intent quantitatively.
  • Do a pattern analysis to select and prioritize both metadata attributes and content types.
  • Uncover patterns to predict and plan for the future of your site's content.
  • Put tools in play, like Google Analytics (it's free!) as one example, to handle your site search analytics.
  • Set up and run simple reports and queries to get you started towards better dialogue with your customers.
Analytics Searching SEO Information Architecture
June 15, 2010