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Who’s Making the Calls? 8 Keys to Successful Content Governance

Let’s face it: Content governance is hard. It requires a great commitment to long-term strategy and a willingness to insulate your content from the vagaries of corporate pressure. But it is worth it. Your content is a key corporate asset. Your content strategy establishes the direction to ensure that your key corporate asset will meet […]

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The Most Linked Content of 2017

What was the most-linked-to content marketing content on the web in 2017? Read on, and I’ll provide an overview of the top pieces of content in 2017 to date, along with an analysis of what it means for your content marketing strategies. The analysis includes 1021 pieces of content, all of which were shown to […]

Things Your Website Content Migration is Missing, Part 2: A Map

We’re back! It’s time for another installment of “Things your website content migration is missing.” Last time, we explained how to set goals for your content migration and discussed why they’re important. If you haven’t read that article yet, now’s the time to do so – otherwise, today’s post won’t make much sense! Creating effective […]

Why You Need Better Ways to Evaluate Your Content – Here’s Why #141

Are you tied up with average time on page as your go-to metric for evaluating the effectiveness of your content? In this episode of the popular Here’s Why digital marketing video series, Perficient Digital’s Mark Traphagen explains why average time on page doesn’t work for single-page views, and reveals a better metric to use. Don’t […]

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Using Sitecore PowerShell to generate a report on last updates to your content

Recently I had to build a report in Sitecore to show the latest updates done on the content tree of a Sitecore instance and had to determine which users made those changes. One of the other important things on this report was the ability to have content authors generate the report from the Content Editor. If you ever need to perform such actions, the Sitecore Powershell Extensions (SPE) module is probably your best bet.

Why Quality Content Has These Three Attributes – Here’s Why #139

Will Eric be able to guess under which of the three cups Mark has hidden the ball? More importantly for you as a content marketer, why does Mark believe the most effective content can be characterized by just three marks? In this episode of our popular Here’s Why digital marketing video series, Mark explains his […]

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Why Google Can Evaluate Content Quality – Here’s Why #137

It’s hard enough for human judges to figure out something like whether or not America actually has talent. So how can a massive machine like Google figure out what humans will recognize as quality content? In this episode of our Here’s Why digital marketing video series, Perficient Digital’s Eric Enge explains why Google is able […]

The Three Marks of Great Content

Yes, I know. “Great content” – everybody says you must have it, everybody says it’s essential for SEO and brand reputation. Everybody talks about great content, but does anyone know what it is? Most of us recognize content quality the way Justice Potter Stewart evaluated obscenity: “I know it when I see it.” But “I […]

Why Micro-Moment Content Will Increase Your Marketing Wins – Here’s Why #132

In the internet age, buying decisions are made across many micro-moments. In this episode of our Here’s Why digital marketing video series, Perficient Digital’s Mark Traphagen explains what a micro-moment is, and why understanding how to be present in them can make all the difference to your marketing. > Don’t miss a single episode of […]

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No One Can Steal Your Expertise, so Go Ahead and Share It

In summer 2016, I noticed a funky smell wafting from my portable dishwasher. I Googled it and determined the cause – food particles were plugging up the sprayers, and I’d have to disassemble the dishwasher to clean them. Gross. I turned to YouTube and found a plethora of instructional videos, including a few with machines […]

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How To Find Items That Don’t Have Any Language Versions Using Powershell

Traditional Powershell commands require a -Language param to retrieve specific item versions. Locating items with out a specified language is a challenge. Here is a great work around.

Wake Up Your Sleeping Beauty Content!

How to Get Value from Your Low-Performing Content Remember the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty? Placed under a curse by an evil fairy (I hate when that happens!), a princess falls into perpetual slumber, from which she can be awakened only by the kiss of a prince. If you regularly produce content for your website, inevitably […]

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