October 20, 2014 — There’s a thin line between a content-rich WordPress website and a content-cluttered one. When your list of posts or pages goes beyond a few screens, it’s a sign that you might want to do some spring cleaning. In this talk, I’ll share strategies to reviewing your existing content, purging or updating old posts, and how to re-structure your content plan to help keep things organized in the future.

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October 19, 2014 — Moderado por Nick Ellis, do Meio Bit, o WordCamp RJ 2014 convidou especialistas em conteúdo para web para um debate sobre tudo o que você queria saber sobre o assunto!

E o painel começou com o Spider-man reclamando da vida, está apelando até para a DC para ver se consegue participar de algum grupo de super-heróis! 🙂

Participaram desse painel:

Flávio Lamenza – Criador do Chongas.com.br e produtor executivo do maior site de humor do Brasil, Kibe Loco.

Denise Dambros – Jornalista e humorista, já trabalhou em rádios, revista, televisão e hoje realizou seu grande sonho que é passar o dia no Facebook.

Carlos Alberto Ferreira – Supervisor Executivo da área de Mídias Sociais, que integra a gerência de Relações com o Telespectador. Sou responsável pela gestão dos perfis e presença institucional da Rede Globo nas Redes Sociais.

Mauro Amaral – Head of Content da contemconteudo.com. Transita bem entre jornalismo, publicidade e entretenimento, com foco em criar projetos de conteúdo interessantes, divertidos e leves para marcas, organizações e produtos.

Nick Ellis (moderador) – Designer e blogueiro desde 2006, Nick Ellis é especialista em redes sociais, além de produzir conteúdo em podcasts e no YouTube. Trabalhou na Globo.com onde criou e foi editor-chefe e colunista do TechTudo. Desde 2013 se dedica exclusivamente ao Meio Bit, Digital Drops e Blog de Brinquedo, além do programa semanal Sala da Justiça do MB e participações em podcasts como Nerdcast e Scicast.

March 1, 2014 — This presentation gives you an overview of creating great content for your site that works with your goals. Be ready to leave the session and implement the simple things that will help your site.

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February 4, 2014 — We all know that WordPress is an amazing tool, but producing an amazing website is never a given. A little planning goes a long way, so take a little time to get organized before you place the first pixel or spend hours searching through themes.

This session walks through the needs analysis and planning phases for a typical small business or personal brand website. Covering: Audience profiles, Project goals, Content requirements & strategy, Wireframes, Rapid Prototype and Style Board

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October 30, 2013 — This talk shows how to make your mistakes on paper or simple desktop and online tools before you commit to a server. Fast, Good, Cheap; Choose two. Do it Good and on the Cheap. It may take a little longer but it will be Right.

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October 30, 2013 — This talk walks you through organizing content through posts and pages, best practices for making your content reader friendly and a few tips to make life simpler for you on WordPress.

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September 14, 2013 — This presentation shows you how you can manage the complete content life-cycle in WordPress using plugins that are available on Extend right now.

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August 2, 2013 — Using examples from working with university departments (which Steve Krug calls “content factories”), this presentation shows you how you can manage the complete content life-cycle in WordPress using plugins that are available on Extend right now.

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June 25, 2012 — Many WordPress users start out as bloggers and if they write engaging content on a hot topic then the site can grow quite fast. What to do next, when, and how, while keeping focused on the passion rather than the logistics is the next challenge. Julianne has a heath focused blog which has evolved from a personal to a business site.

June 24, 2012 — “Figuring out what the site should say, how it should say it and where it should say it is two steps short of brain surgery.” says Amanda