Process Posts

  • POSIEL,  Process Posts,  Week 9

    Process Post #9

    P: Analytics (Google, Facebook, Twitter etc.) is a very valuable tool for building your audience. For content creators, knowing how your reader behaves on your website can help enormously with developing the best content, posting at the right time, and developing the appropriate engagement strategies. On the flip side, for the reader or user, it can be tiresome and even worrisome knowing you are providing data trails every where you go online.

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    POSIEL,  Process Posts,  Week 4

    Process Post #4

    Q: What audience have you been imagining thus far? How has that imagined audience informed your design and editorial decisions? To be completely transparent, I don’t imagine there being much of an audience for this.. This was a huge factor when I was struggling to decided on a subject for my blog. There is not much personal value for me in publicizing the content of this blog into the world. Perhaps like-minded fans? But really, WordPress is the last place those people would congregate. Thus, I have veered more in a direction of a personal journal blog, for my own reference and pleasure above all others. Thus, I have focused…

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    POSIEL,  Process Posts,  Week 3

    Process Post #3

    Q: Map out your website, visualizing which components should be placed where. Where will your PUB101 content live? I want to keep my POSIEL content confined to one tab so it is organized and easy to view. I am also thinking the POSIEL assignments and posts may be very out of character from the geeral content of the blog. Because of this part of me is considering options to keep it hidden? So as not to disturb the immersion of the rest of the blogs content. I am struggling to link my blog with any of my actual personal socials because I do not feel comfortable linking subjects that are…

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    POSIEL,  Process Posts,  Week 2

    Process Post #2

    Q: Write a blog post about the work you did this week. How does what you’ve created so far relate to the vision board you made last week? I will be completely honest in saying I really struggled to grasp the straws of what was necessary to work on our blog. There is so much freedom in the assignment that I feel like a fish out of water, flailing to identify what is good and necessary to fulfill what required of me. I definitely visited the semantics of WordPress because it is also something completely new to me and left me baffled and confused. I wish I also had more…

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