We’re a couple of weeks into the development of our content audit tool, and are grappling with a number of challenges. These come in two forms: Technical challenges, such as how to crawl a website quickly without affecting the site performance, and how to reverse-engineer the structure of a website from on-page links. Interface challenges, […]
July 13, 2011
Content inventories and audits are essential weapons in the content strategist’s eternal fight against purposeless and neglected content. While the process of conducting a manual inventory has value in itself, it is also prone to errors and inconsistencies. We think there must be a better way. We plan to build a tool that significantly expedites and improves […]
February 21, 2011
WordPress is now a viable content management platform for organizations of any size, with an intuitive interface, decent metadata and taxonomy support, and a seemingly endless supply of plugins. If it’s good enough for Best Buy, Intel and GE it’s good enough for me (obviously it is because this site uses it). As larger organizations […]
By Dan from Contentini.
August 8, 2011
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