5 Things About Web Content You Didn't Think Of
Posted by junger | December 18th, 2006
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Okay, so you know that content should be your #1 priority in Web development, and you've learned the 5 W's of great content, but there's still more to know.
Especially when it comes to what really distinguishes Web content from print publications.
10 Reasons Why Content Should Be Your #1 Priority
Posted by junger | December 17th, 2006
Web development isn't easy. There's no get-rich-quick scheme (that actually works) or a golden lamp with a genie waiting to grant you three wishes.
And too often, site development goes the way of the quick-and-easy. Put together a nice design, add some official-looking text, and wait for the traffic to pour in.
But it doesn't work like that.
Unless you've made a name for yourself offline — and your audience is guaranteed to shift online (rarely is this the case) — you're nothing if not your Web content. And that's why it should be your number one priority in Web development.
The Five W's of Great Content
Posted by junger | September 25th, 2006
Every Web developer, online wanna-be millionaire and blogger knows (or should know) that content is king. Having great content can do things that no Slashdot boost, contest or marketing campaign can accomplish.
The five W's — who, what, where, when and why — are key to producing great content.
10 Reasons to Blog Everyday
Posted by junger | September 11th, 2006
This post, while not totally intentional, is a bit ironic. For RSS subscribers or daily visitors to the site, you'll no doubt have noticed that the blog has not been updated in … a couple of days.
Excuses can easily be made, but rather than try and explain the lack of posts, let's break down the reasons why a blogger needs to blog everyday.
