Paul Boag

207. Content isn't compost

Published:
16 April 2010
Categories:
Classic shows
Reading time:
1 minutes

This week on Boagworld: The best wireframing tool available, do you need a content strategy and how to be the worse project manager ever.

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Web Design News

This week: How to be the worlds worst project manager and how to alienate visitors. Also, why FAQs are failing and why page weight still matters.

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Do you need a content strategy?

Are you investing in your content? Do you have a strategy? If not then help is at hand. You need a content strategist, but who are they and what do they do?

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Review: The best wireframing tool yet?

When there are so many wireframe tools that help plan your website, finding the right one can be challenging. However, I think I have found a real gem.

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  • Learn from an expert with over 30 years experience.

About me

I’m a UX consultant and conversion optimization specialist with 32 years in digital. I help teams create user experiences that work; winning support, improving results, and making change stick.

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Email: paul@boagworld.com
UK Based – Clients in North America, Europe, Asia, Australia.

how I help

  • UX Strategy – Spot what’s blocking a great experience and get a clear plan to fix it.
  • Improving Conversion – Simple, evidence-based changes that make every click count.
  • Coaching & Leadership – A sounding board to help you lead with clarity and confidence.
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