[excuse the cross-posting]

Just a reminder that tomorrow Adaptive Path is hosting the Queens of Content for a two-fer presentation at our offices at 363 Brannan. Details here (and please use Upcoming to let us know if you're coming!)
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/668376


We start with Kristina Halvorson, visiting from Minneapolis, talking about:

+ Content Strategy: The Mania, the Myth, the Method
Why do so many web site projects stall out or even implode when it's time to go "find" the content? Contrary to popular belief, there isn't a Magical Server In the Sky that can instantly populate your site's CMS. You need real people to gather it, analyze it and write it. You also need someone who will advocate for your audience's needs long after the IA team is gone. Find out how a content strategist can save your large-scale site project ... and your sanity.

Kristina Halvorson has been writing for web sites since 1997. As president of Brain Traffic, Kristina leads teams of expert web writers to create smart, relevant content for real people with real needs. She is a passionate advocate for content strategy, the "hidden discipline" that lives between information architecture, web writing, and the build process. Brain Traffic's clients include Target, Ameriprise Financial, UnitedHealthcare, Caribou Coffee, and Medtronic. Follow Kristina on Twitter: @halvorson


We then continue with Erika Hall, who will have to walk a full half block to get to AP, presenting:

Copy as Interface
The words you use could be the most effective part of your interface. Or they could render the experience unintelligible and hostile. The first step is finding the right voice for your application.

Erika Hall is a co-founder of Mule Design Studio where she helps create appealing, useful interfaces that make sense. She has been toiling on the Web since 1995 and consulting joyfully for a decade. Mule clients include PBS, The Wall Street Journal, MedicAlert, Federated Media Publishing, and the American Academy of Ophthalmology.

--peter
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