
S2 Episode 5 - How social proof can transform your content, with Laura McNally, Head of Social at Auto Trader
03/18/19 • 42 min
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S2 Episode 4 - How to be an exceptional content designer, with Sarah Richards, creator of the content design discipline
Sarah Richards, author of 'Content Design' and creator of the content design discipline takes us through some of the key techniques for creating amazing content. She goes through ways to reflect users’ mental models back at them by using their language and their way of thinking. We chat about journey mapping, value mapping, job stories and other ways to ensure you're creating purposeful content and bringing your organisation with you. We also discuss the importance of accessibility and the need for some solid readability guidelines we can all use.
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S2 Episode 6 – Writing for your passion project with Kezia Newson
We chat to Kezia Newson, co-founder of The Time Ladies and contributor to Doctor Who Magazine about how she balances her passion projects with her commercial writing. Juggling blogging and vloggling with her content roles for organisations like Penguin, Random House and WaterAid, Kezia has some great insight into how writing about what you love can make your commercial content even better.
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