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Tag: david hillis
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Headless, Static or Dynamic Content Delivery? Try 'All of the Above'
Does this sound familiar? Your content strategy feels like it's all over the map.
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How Headless CMS Powers Web and Mobile Applications
When it comes to content management, sometimes less is more.
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5 Ways to Accelerate Your Digital Maturity
Digital maturity isn't a nice to have, it's a necessity. But if you're like most organizations, you're probably trying to figure out how to move forward. We've already covered the four stages of digital maturity : reaction, strategy, synthesis, and optimization.
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You Can't Rush Digital Transformation
Building digital capabilities in everything from web strategy to marketing is top of mind for any organization, and your organization is probably no exception. As you get started creating content and customer experiences, you'll go through several stages of digital maturity — and that’s OK.
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Spelling Out the Advantages of a Decoupled CMS
We live in a different internet landscape than we did even a few years ago. The channels and devices organizations can use to connect with their audiences have grown exponentially, with more introduced on a regular basis. This growth impacts how you manage and deliver content in your CMS.
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The Elements of a Seamless Customer Experience
News flash: Customers do not think in silos. They expect a consistent experience across every facet of your business and organization.
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Digital Transformation Starts with the Customer
People frequently throw around the term "digital transformation" when discussing modernizing business applications and online services. What often gets lost in the conversation is that digital transformation and customer experience go hand in hand. You can't provide a great customer experience if you aren't taking advantage of new digital technologies.
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Catch the Third Wave of Content Management
Changes to the internet have caused audience expectations to grow. The internet not only brings larger scale, it brings variety and choice. Audiences connect and engage with content on multiple devices, channels and venues.
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Align Marketing Automation with Web CMS to Reach New DX Heights
Marketing automation (MA) is playing a larger role in digital experience (DX) every day, but on its own, it doesn't offer enough capabilities to really transform DX. Meanwhile, many CMS applications offer features that are similar to — but fall short of — the personalization that marketing automation can provide.
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Accelerate Digital Commerce with Content Management
Savvy retailers understand that content sells. It’s not enough to have a catalog — consumers spend a lot of time researching and learning about products long before they make an actual purchase. Brands need to figure out how to integrate content into their e-commerce strategy.
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Closing the Mobile Content Gap for B2B Marketers
As a B2B marketer, you need programs that build demand and generate qualified leads. For most B2Bs, this means using content marketing to develop premium white papers, articles, infographics and other media.
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Is There Really a Big Flip to the Push Internet?
Is a big flip really happening? The digital experience industry is undergoing a sea change due to the increase in mobile device usage and the Internet of Things. But while these new approaches are creating a market for push-based content, not everything is moving in that direction.
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Connecting the Customer Experience, One App at a Time
Everything you do to market to, sell and support a customer requires a different application, each with its own content and data.
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What Search-Based Architecture Provides Your Customers
When most people think of search, they think of Google, its omnipotent little white box and immense cloud organizing the world’s information, waiting patiently for someone to ask a question in exchange for a few bits of advertising. But search is much larger than Google, or any website search.
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