Part I: Get Budget and Buy-in

Often, the first step in a content strategy project is convincing others within your organization that a content strategy project is necessary. But first you need to uncover the problems with the content.

Then, you can translate those problems into business opportunities. These opportunities are what you need to persuade the powers-that-be to OK the time and resources to do content well.

CHAPTER 1 Identify Problems and Opportunities

CHAPTER 2 Convince Leaders and Get the Resources

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