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What to say and how to say it.

San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2020
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I over-prepare for everything I do. People mistake that for confidence. #MotivationMonday
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Come work with me! Ask me anything you want to know about CDS and our content design practice!
📣Calling all Content Designers: Are you passionate about users’ experiences and interested in creating improvements to government services? At @CDS_GC, we're hiring a Senior Content Designer to join our Design Community✨ View the posting👉 digital.canada.ca/join-our-t… #GCDigital
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Looking to learn #ux, #contentdesign & #contentstrategy from home? An @OmniXConf Online Conference ticket includes all live sessions & on-demand recordings in case you miss one. You can't lose! Join us June 08-11 – 27+ sessions over 3 days buff.ly/2FAWh9i #servicedesign
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[LIVE INTERACTIVE TWITTER CHAT]: #ContentGovernance specialist Tim Hanse of @CrossphaseNL will discuss common difficulties in organisational workflows & teaming that prevent #omnichannel success. Join in by following #OmniXConf June 4, 4:00 PM CET bit.ly/omtc-crss
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So @scottkubie posted a brilliant thread yesterday that made me realise that I’d never shared this version of this vid with y’all. What’s the difference between content strategy and content marketing strategy? Handy graphics by our own @PickleJarRich – at Gateshead, England
I recorded this a few weeks ago. They need to watch it.
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Here's Tendo's #Confab2020 recap -- w/ 3 inspiring takeaways for content strategists. Thank you, @ConfabEvents! tendo.cm/2XBFidB
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#VoxBookClub reads books that are smart enough to keep your mind working, but fun enough that they’ll never feel like homework. Our May pick is The Secret History, by Donna Tartt. Want to learn more? Head over to vox.com/bookclub to stay updated on new books and events.
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