Web Writing

Does anyone have a different strategy for revision that I can include after this section?

Does anyone have another idea for what to include in this section of my HTWG? I want to add a few more bullet points explaining how to write clearly.

Content Creation went well for me. I learned how to implement visuals along with text in Microsoft Word to help explain my tips and tricks. I used placeholders until I actually place the images.

One tip/trick that I included in my HTWG is to utilize Search Engine Optimization. Use keywords and hashtags to make your content available for search engines to display your content.

I have no questions about the How to Write Guide Assignment.

I learned that content strategy needs to match the audience in terms of language and design. Since we will be creating a guide for content creators, I will use terms that content creators are familiar with.

My final revision process went pretty well, but I wish I spent more time adding more visual content. After my second draft, I tried to explain all my thoughts more. I added a few more slides in order to expand on my ideas more.

To rethink style, I am switching the format of my writing from PowerPoint to Word. Since I will be writing a "How To" guide, I want to create a list of steps for content creators to learn how to write. The reason I am switching to Word is because I want to adopt a wikiHow type of writing style, so Word seems more useful than Powerpoint.

I do not have any assignment questions for the How to Write Guide. I should be able to comfortably shift my language from academic to content creator.

My audience for the HTWG influences the design for my guide because I want to present the guide using terms that content creators understand. Hashtags, captions, and other forms of writing on Instagram are things I mention that I may not mention for other audiences.

The data within the Instagram space include likes, comments, and views (only for videos.) This impacts my analysis because I am using likes to analyze the creator's content strategy.

To graph my data, I'll be using bar graphs and possible a pie chart. I want to see what percent of the total content is distributed to each topic. I think a pie chart would be good for that. I still want to use both to show different types of data.

I think I will be able to draw the conclusion that my creators all tailor their content to their audience. Just from looking at the data, they typically post more of what their audience likes.

Content strategy is a creator’s approach to creating and distributing their content for a certain audience. I will use this definition when analyzing whether the creators tailor their content to their viewers or not.

At the moment, I have not yet started my Content Analysis Draft. I am in the planning phase and trying to put together ideas of how I want my project to be presented. I am leaning towards powerpoint because it is easier to display data with graphs that also include explanations of the data on the same slide. Powerpoint makes is easy to spread out data to make it more legible to the viewer.

My working definition of Content Strategy is the main reason for creating your content. Why do they create the type of content they do? Why do they generally stick to one theme? Why do they sometimes change their theme? These are the questions I am considering when I'm analyzing my creators' content strategy.