Stephen Jeske

A site crawl is the process by which search engine bots or spiders visit and analyze web pages to determine their content and relevance.

Conversion rate is the percentage of website visitors who take a desired action, such as making a purchase or filling out a contact form.

Content velocity is the speed at which content is produced and published, which can impact audience engagement and visibility.

Content taxonomy is a hierarchical categorization system for organizing and classifying content, making it easier to find and manage.

Content syndication is the sharing of content on third-party websites or platforms to expand reach and visibility.

A content strategy framework is a structured approach to planning and executing content initiatives, often tailored to the specific needs of the company.

A content strategy document formal document outlining a company’s content strategy, including goals, target audience, channels, and key performance indicators.

Content strategy is an overarching plan that outlines how content will be created, distributed, and managed to achieve specific business goals.

Content stewardship is the responsible management and oversight of content assets to ensure quality, accuracy, and compliance with brand standards.

A content stack is a collection of tools, software, and resources used to manage, create, and distribute content effectively.