Content Components Ren Taylor
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A single topic podcast made of bite-sized content strategy conversations.
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Personalization for Content Ops with Jeffrey MacIntyre - Pt. 2
Patrick sits down with the industry experts that wrote the Content Operations book to talk about their chapters and how each one hopes to influence the structured content community. Whether you're just starting to explore content operations or ready to take yours to the next level, this podcast and this book is for you!
Get the book here: https://publishing.vt.edu/site/books/e/10.21061/content_operations_evia/
About Jeffrey:
A personalization optimist and information retrieval obsessive, Jeffrey MacIntyre is an independent consultant focused on “shovel-ready” solutions to personalized, automated, and simplified customer experiences. He writes
Bucket List, a newsletter of tales from the trenches of his consultancy,
Bucket Studio. He speaks widely on the IA for AI—the role of information science in shaping connected experiences—and runs
Bucket Brigade, the only community for those who design such experiences. -
Components Live! - 3/22/24 with Casey Jordan
Join us every Friday at 3pm EST for quick-fire insights on the latest content news, some sizzling hot takes, and answers to all of your burning questions. 🔥
This week's topic: https://youtu.be/y4qUEBlgU_w?si=y4V57DG0oAq1YWOU
Patrick's LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/patrickbosek_ive-been-having-lots-of-conversations-about-activity-7176245780901429248-D7Yx?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop -
Personalization for Content Ops with Jeffrey MacIntyre - Pt. 1
Patrick sits down with the industry experts that wrote the Content Operations book to talk about their chapters and how each one hopes to influence the structured content community. Whether you're just starting to explore content operations or ready to take yours to the next level, this podcast and this book is for you!
Get the book here: https://publishing.vt.edu/site/books/e/10.21061/content_operations_evia/
About Jeffrey:
A personalization optimist and information retrieval obsessive, Jeffrey MacIntyre is an independent consultant focused on “shovel-ready” solutions to personalized, automated, and simplified customer experiences. He writes
Bucket List, a newsletter of tales from the trenches of his consultancy,
Bucket Studio. He speaks widely on the IA for AI—the role of information science in shaping connected experiences—and runs
Bucket Brigade, the only community for those who design such experiences. -
Components Live! - 3/15/24
Join us every Friday at 3pm EST for quick-fire insights on the latest content news, some sizzling hot takes, and answers to all of your burning questions. 🔥
This week's article: https://endtimes.dev/why-lowercase-letters-save-data/
Download the Content Operations book: https://publishing.vt.edu/site/books/e/10.21061/content_operations_evia/
Heretto on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/heretto -
Content Operations from Start to Scale with Carlos Evia - Pt. 2
Patrick sits down with the industry experts that wrote the Content Operations book to talk about their chapters and how each one hopes to influence the structured content community. Whether you're just starting to explore content operations or ready to take yours to the next level, this podcast and this book is for you!
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Components Live - 3/8/24 with Casey Jordan
We're taking Components live! Join us every Friday at 3pm EST for quick-fire insights on the latest content news, some sizzling hot takes, and answers to all of your burning questions. 🔥
This week Casey Jordan and Jarod Sickler team up!
Customer Reviews
Succeeds Where Similar Shows Fail
WOW. Can I just say that the shocking part about this show is that it’s actually FUN to listen to?
There are plenty of podcasts that talk about documentation, knowledge management, content strategy etc. But typically these shows are… well… Boring (and too long for busy professionals).
This show breaks the mold. The hosts clearly have great chemistry and that really adds to the fun.
The short form format is a smart idea. Some of these topics are pretty heady, so listening in smaller, more contained “components” is a wise approach.
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Technical, Accessible, Smile Inducing
A breath of fresh air in a daunting industry.
Short and Sweet, packed full of knowledge
Engaging hosts, short content topics makes it easy to listen to and learn something new about content components.