FIRST PRESENTED AT CONTENT STRATEGY APPLIED 2013, eBay's OFFICES, LONDON, UK
Multi-channel, or COPE (Create Once, Publish Everywhere), content is a bit of a holy grail right now. Our trade is discussing content being freed from the browser, available for reuse, and accessible in apps, kiosks, and responsive mobile deliverables. We need to deliver eBooks and syndication services to our partners – even deliver to wearable technologies. All this for the benefit of users, and of course, the organisations that serve them.
Adaptive content is content that is agile enough to realise all these ambitions. But making our content adaptive means addressing a topic that sends many running for the fire exit or nearest window: semantic modelling of structured content. This session will connect the dots between adaptive content, responsive design, multi-channel delivery and user experiences to show you why you want and even need to have semantic content structures. It will then go through the non-terrifying intro to getting started with modelling your own content in a future-proof way.
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Why are we here?
“Overt selling has given way to problem solving.
Sweeping statements have given way to conversation-
like messages.”
— Robert Rose, chief strategist Content Marketing
Institute
Image: Moyan Brenn
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The Right List
• Right content
• Right format
• Right language
• Right time
Content strategy = the alignment of
people, platform and process to
advance organisational and user goals
Business
Goals
User
GoalsCS
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What’s COPE?
“Over the last year, NPR's total page view
growth has increased by more than 80%. How
did we get that much growth? Our API. The
NPR API went live to the public in July 2008”1
“Through COPE, our systems have enabled
incredible growth despite having a small staff
and limited resources… any system that
adheres to these principles… will see the
benefits of content modularity and
portability.”
(emphasis added) Image: Daniel Jacobson, NPR
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What’s COPE?
“Over the last year, NPR's total page view growth has
increased by more than 80%. How did we get that much
growth? Our API. [API went public July 2008]”
— Zach Brand Sr Dir Technology NPR
Through COPE, our systems have enabled incredible growth
despite having a small staff and limited resources. Any
system that adheres to these principles… will see the
benefits of content modularity and portability.
— Daniel Jacobson, Director of App Development
NPR delivers to 800+ different output platforms
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What’s COPE?
“COPE is really a combination of several other
closely related sub-philosophies, including:
• Build content management systems (CMS), not
web publishing tools (WPT)
• Separate content from display
• Ensure content modularity
• Ensure content portability”
— Daniel Jacobson, Director of App Development