The Content Technologist: Content Pros Update

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CT No.18: How algorithms work
I'm not an engineer or a mathematician person but I can try.
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Deborah Carver
CPU No. 5: Wherefore social media, NYC workshop, the metaCurse & a brand voice case study
Introducing our new events series + everything else from August
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The Content Technologist
CT No.14: Farm-to-table website menu design
Simply radishing, scrambletacular, beefy and fatty IA design theory
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Deborah Carver
CPU No.8: Open call for links and software reccos, Expansion Pack details & content strategy nuggets
Calling all content professionals! Refresh your practice.
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The Content Technologist
CPU No. 6: Productization, federated social media and the meaning of "good" content
Plus workshops on getting buy-in for content projects, and salons on style and AI
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The Content Technologist
CPU No. 3: AI for writers, bad reviews & the best TikTok metrics to track
Everything we've published on The Content Technologist in the past month
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Deborah Carver
CT No.5: Entity optimization + my tech stack
All-you-can-eat advanced SEO and fried food
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Deborah Carver
CT No.13: Ordering off the menu
Information architecture shouldn't feel like Forever21
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Deborah Carver
CT No.2: Luke Skywalker is nobody's favorite.
Let's tell better stories with content data.
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Deborah Carver
CT No.9: A glutton for internet culture
Gifs as empathy machines
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Deborah Carver
CPU No.9: Jakob's "law," keywords in URLs, and other website navigation myths
SEO mythbusting, refining an approach to organizational style guides, and benchmarking website engagement metrics
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Deborah Carver
CT No.64: So long, Substack, and thanks for all the fish
On moving to Ghost. Plus, a review of a tool that extracts text from screenshots
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Deborah Carver
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