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Content Strategy (Smashing eBooks)

If content is king, then the art of messaging is what will drive your product, business or idea forward. Get Content Strategy computer books for free.
This comprehensive eBook delves into the world of content, providing beginners as well as communications professionals with a fundamental understanding of how content strategy works both independently and in conjuncture with other elements. Learn how to plan and execute ideas, work within specific design para- meters and coordinate branding and copywriting with your own efforts. Content strategy is a powerful tool that can range from being a framework governing all aspects of communications to a method of contacting a specific group of individuals. The expert authors of this eBook bring this topic to life with real word examples and detailed Check Content Strategy our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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