Publication and Product Development

Cards (11)

  • Site traffic - refers to the volume of visits your website receives.
    It is usually measured in ‘visits’ or ‘sessions’, and is a good
    indicator of your website’s popularity, credibility, and the
    attractiveness of its content.
  • Google Analytics - a web analytics service offered by
    Google that tracks and reports website traffic. It
    provides statistics and basic analytical tools for search
    engine optimization (SEO) and marketing purposes.
  • A website management
    platform - an integrated set of
    tools and services that allow
    teams to CREATE, DESIGN,
    DEVELOP, LAUNCH, MANAGE,
    ADMINISTER and MONITOR
    website contents.
  • Text box - Add titles and text.
    Embed - Add content directly from the web by using URL
    or embed codes.
    Images - Add photos, designs, and other images online
    or offline.
    Drive - Add any type of supported content from your
    Google Drive.
    Collapsible Groups - can help condense large blocks of
    text, like content on FAQ or Help Center pages, allowing
    site viewers to quickly navigate to the most relevant
    information.
  • Table of contents
    Helps guide editors to organize their content in a structure that is easier for readers to understand
  • Image carousel
    A container (slideshow) of images or info that users can select by clicking a button that directs them forward or backward in the slideshow
  • Button
    A clickable graphics which link to other content within your site or at an external URL
  • Divider
    Helps in visually dividing the content of the screen into groups
  • Search engine optimization (SEO) - is the practice of orienting
    your website to rank higher on a search engine results page
    (SERP) so that you receive more traffic. The aim is typically to
    rank on the first page of Google results for search terms that
    mean the most to your target audience.
  • Guest blogging - is an underutilized yet fantastic way of
    building links to your new website. With this method, you write
    a guest post for an authoritative blog in your industry (or an
    adjacent one) to showcase your expertise. With each guest
    post linking back to your website at least once, you’ll be able
    to direct traffic from a reputable source back to your new
    website.
  • Social media - the best-known free method of promoting
    new websites — and for good reason. Platforms like Facebook,
    Twitter, and Instagram have billions of users each, and it’s
    easy to connect with other local businesses and promote your
    own through these platforms.