Face it, a lot of great content is trapped in pages and an amorphous post content field. Looking at an example project we’ll see how a clean content structure can simplify content management and get your site prepared for future changes. It will make your client happy now as well as for years after the launch.<\/p>\n
I had a writer\u2019s block and it was horrible: I felt uncreative, watched my blog dry up, and crawled in the corner and cried. I felt like a loser. But I\u2019m NOT a loser. So I fixed it. I created a blogging plan that involved only 10 minutes each day. My writer\u2019s block disappeared, my blog stats climbed, and I now know how to turn it around when I find myself neglecting my site. Whether you are a personal blogger or run a business website, this talk will give strategies for adding content without huge time investments. Learn how to eliminate writer\u2019s block, create material relevant to your site\u2019s purpose, and build a regular publishing habit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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