How poetry, search intent, and social media can make you a better Content Designer

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Content Rookie

Nicole Michaelis

72 episodes

1 week ago

A podcast for people who want to learn Content Marketing, Content Strategy and Copywriting. Join Nicole Michaelis and guests to discuss the practice (and art) of all things content.

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A podcast for people who want to learn Content Marketing, Content Strategy and Copywriting. Join Nicole Michaelis and guests to discuss the practice (and art) of all things content.

Design

Arts

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How poetry, search intent, and social media can make you a better Content Designer

Content Rookie

21 minutes 34 seconds

2 years ago

How poetry, search intent, and social media can make you a better Content Designer

Episode 56: How poetry, search intent, and social media can make you a better Content Designer

In today's episode, guest Dan Porder from IKEA and I dive into SEO for Content Designers and talk about a couple of other things that are valuable informants for Content Design decisions and strategies. Guaranteed to spark inspiration and give you some new impulses for your UX Writing and writing practice as a whole

Learning outcomes:

What is SEO/search intent?
How can you use SEO for Content Design?
The future of SEO
What does Poetry and UX Writing have in common?
How Social media can inform your tone and voice

Connect with host, Nicole Michaelis:

nicoletells.com // Contentrookiepod.com

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