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Morgan Kaufmann Publishers In
06 November 2013
"In 1997, Bill Gates famously said ""Content is king."" Since then, the digital marketing world has been scrambling to fulfill this promise, as we finally shift our focus to what consumers really want from our brands: a conversation.

The Digital Crown walks you through the essentials of crafting great content: the fundamentals of branding, messaging, business goal alignment, and creating portable, mobile content that is future-ready. Systems create freedom, and within this book you’ll learn the seven critical rules to align your internal and external content processes, including putting your audience first, involving stakeholders early and often, and creating multidisciplinary content teams.

Complete with case studies and experience drawn directly from global content projects, you are invited to observe the inner workings of successful content engagements. You’ll learn how to juggle the demands of IT, design, and content teams, while acquiring all the practical tools you need to devise a roadmap for connecting and engaging with your customers.

This is your next step on the journey to creating and managing winning content to engage your audience and keep them coming back for more."

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Imprint:   Morgan Kaufmann Publishers In
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 191mm,  Spine: 18mm
Weight:   720g
ISBN:   9780124076747
ISBN 10:   0124076742
Pages:   358
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Part 1: Content is a Conversation 1: Understanding Branding, Content Strategy and Content MarketingRule 1: Start with Your AudienceChapter 2: Making the Case for ContentRule 2: Involve Stakeholders Early and OftenCase Study: XONEX Part 2: Content Floats3: Constructing the Conversation Rule 3: Keep it Iterative4: Publishing Content for Everywhere5: Engagement StrategiesRule 4: Create Multidisciplinary Content TeamsCase Study: REI Part 3: Effective Content Strategy: People and Process6: Understand your Customers7: Frame Your Content8: The Content Strategists' ToolboxRule 5: Make Governance CentralCase Study: HIPHOPDX Part 4: Content Marketing: Now You Get To Talk9: Content Marketing Sustains the Conversation10: The Dream Content TeamRule 6: Workflow that Works11: Talking about DesignRule 7: Invest in Professionals and Trust ThemCase Study: Stefanie Diamond Photography

Ahava R. Leibtag has more than 15 years of experience in writing, messaging and marketing. Her unique specialty is creating marketing campaigns designed to reach your end-user, no matter how intricate your subject matter. Ahava is the Principal and owner of Aha Media Group, LLC, a full service Web consulting firm that has been in operation since October 2005. Clients include Johns Hopkins Medicine, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Washington Cancer Institute, Georgetown University Hospital, Franklin Square Hospital Center and Montgomery General Hospital.Ahava's position as a Communications Strategist for a government agency gave her unique perspective in writing customer-centric prose. Previously, she worked in the Corporate Communications department of Russell Reynolds Associates, a leading international executive recruiting firm. Ahava has also worked for two major advertising agencies and a commercial production company.Ahava received her M.A. from Georgetown University and her B.A. from Stern College for Women of Yeshiva University. She lives in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan region.

Reviews for The Digital Crown: Winning at Content on the Web

This is a sample chapter from Ahava Leibtag's new book, The Digital Crown: Winning at Content on the Web. 2014 Morgan Kaufmann. - Uxmatters.com,August 2014 ...author Ahava Leibtag does a fantastic job on showing how to ensure that your web site has what it takes to get visitors to return, namely great content...The book is heavy on understanding requirements and has hundreds of questions that need to be asked before creating content. The book is well worth it for that content alone. --SlashDot online, January 13, 2014 After reading the book, the way you look at web sites will be entirely different...the book is about as good as anything could get on the topic...For firms that are serious about content and looking for an authoritative reference on how to build out their content and do it right, The Digital Crown: Winning at Content on the Web is certain to be an invaluable and necessary resource. --RSAConference.com, January 13, 2014


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