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Awesome Content About Content, Week of 11/7/11

Learn about 27 Ways To Use Infographics Wisely, Which Luxury Brands Are Digital Pioneers and The Best Ways To Maximize WordPress, Gmail, and Tumblr.

Lexi Lewtan

<a href="http://lexilewtan.contently.com/">Lexi Lewtan</a> is a New York-based blogger. She has written for NYLON Magazine, and writes about entrepreneurship, culture, and the Internet. · November 7, 2011

Hey Everyone!

If you follow our Twitter and/or Tumblr, you know that we like to keep you updated on what’s going on in the world of Content Creation outside of The Content Strategist. Here’s a wrap-up of things we’ve noticed over the past week.

27 Ways To Use Infographics Wisely – Everyone on the internet is sick of bad infographics. We show you how to create killer ones, how to identify what makes a truly awesome one, and twelve amazing ones to get ideas from.

Which Luxury Brands Are Digital Pioneers? – “Brands are seeking the halo of innovation that comes from inspired online programming,” claims L2 Luxury Labs in Their Latest study. We take a look at the brands who are “gifted.”

From Our Toolbox: The Best Ways To Maximize WordPress, Gmail, and Tumblr – Some really useful tips from around the web on how to make the most of Wordpress, Gmail, and Tumblr.

Google Tools On The Horizon That You Should Be Using – From market surveys to new transparent ad targeting, Google has a lot of new stuff that you should know about. We lay it out clearly, without all the hype.

29 Content Strategy Mistakes, and 22 Ways To Fix Them – Everyone messes up sometimes.We show you some classic goofs, and ways to fix them!

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Lexi Lewtan

<a href="http://lexilewtan.contently.com/">Lexi Lewtan</a> is a New York-based blogger. She has written for NYLON Magazine, and writes about entrepreneurship, culture, and the Internet.