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164 results(s) found, displaying 21 to 30Create a brief or checklist for final sign-off, so the approver knows what they need to do.
Tips to help your agency be ready for urgent requests include building relationships, planning and communicating expectations.
Set clear content review dates and the people responsible, in any content maintenance plan you create.
Review your content for accuracy and relevance. Analyse performance metrics against any KPIs you've set
In many case, content is important but necessarily deadline driven. Negotiation and clear processes are key to improving outputs.
Create a register to capture urgently created content that doesn't meet quality standards.
Set a review process to maintain and improve content. Use your data to keep it relevant for your users.
Explore the tasks involved in each stage of the content lifecycle. Identify the content tasks and skills you need to execute those tasks. Invite all of the people who are involved in planning and creating, through to removing content.
At a minimum, there are some fast and easy checks you can do so your content can be in a good state when published.
Use link building to give your content more authority. This helps users trust your content.