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Presented by Jeff Cram, ISITE Design & CMS Myth at Confab 2011 Overview: Content management systems won’t win many popularity contests among content folks. They can be clunky, obtuse and plain old frustrating to use. Yet, they are responsible for managing and delivering almost all of your content across websites and mobile devices. As a content strategist, you can’t afford to leave CMS just to the tech folks. It’s simply too important to your job and to your organization. We’ll drop the geek speak in this session and explore what a content strategist really needs to know about CMS.

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Click to type title

Learning to love

your CMS

Confab 2011

Jeff Cram

CMS Myth & ISITE Design

@jeffcram

#cmslove

#confab

Source: Zazzle.com

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First, a confession

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http://www.cmsmyth.com/2010/03/the-ultimate-cms-mix-tape/

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http://research.isitedesign.com/cms-wisdom-report/

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“Content needs to be the central focus to a CMS strategy.

Without content, and a coordinated strategy, the most powerful

CMS will do nothing for you.”

Source: CMS Wisdom Report

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Things we love

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/firepile/120392136

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/firepile/120392136http://www.flickr.com/photos/35958533@N08/5224577291/

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/firepile/120392136http://www.flickr.com/photos/35958533@N08/5224577291/http://www.flickr.com/photos/riptidessportsgrill/5690670506

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And then we have CMS

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Navigating the CMS landscape

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Why I CMS

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Content management can enable great

customer experiences

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Web content management enables

customer experiences

What is the primary business driver for

content management initiatives?

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Website

Content Delivery

Content Management

Social Media

Behavioral Targeting

Multivariate TestingDynamic content

delivery

Mobile & devices

Onsite Search

Workflow

Taxonomy

WYSIWYG

Site Replication Custom Meta Data

Security

Multi-lingual support

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Source: Adobe

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Source: Adobe

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Source: Adobe

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Why you should CMS

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonetonetone/1138382304

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/seantubridy/5704148700/

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Source: skillset.org

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Storm the castle

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/billward/3394074922

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Who should use the CMS?

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The workflow myth

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Content modeling matters

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data

data

datadata

data

From web pages To content objects

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Building more relevant experiences

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Segmentation & content targeting

Source: Canterris

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Persuasive site architecture

What do we know?

Geography / Location

Company affiliation (via IP)

New vs. repeat visitor

Customer or prospect

Content interest

Existing customer

Organic search term

Campaign origin

What can we do?

Behavioral targeting

Product merchandising

Special offers

Saved shopping carts

Targeted landing pages

Contextual content features

Customer type targeting

Custom targeting rules

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Beyond wireframes

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Beyond wireframes

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Your website is not a project

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Keeping

momentum

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nj-simrick/5355444057

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BEST PAIRING

SINCE CHOCOLATE

AND PEANUT BUTTER?

______ AND ______

CS CMS

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Thank you

Jeff Cram

ISITE Design

617-401-2295

[email protected]

On Twitter: @jeffcram

Blogging at: www.cmsmyth.com