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Teodora Petkova

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Shiny Happy Content Writing Guide

Recently, I realized that my preach about working with content from the perspective of enriching a knowledge graph and making the Web a better text is not so straightforward and doesn’t land right away 🙂

Guilty as charged for not finding the simplicity at the end of complexity.

So now, I’m starting to exercise 🙂 and find a way to communicate content work (read writing and thinking or the other way round as you prefer) by sharing theories that can actually be put into practice and gradually connect into one whole understanding of the beauty of content on the Web.

For every theory, concept, or academic idea that have inspired me, I’ll pair something practical. Starting with three lovely gems: Dialogic theory, the Berrypicking Theory, and Information Foraging.

So… Enjoy this tiny, shiny, happy guide to writing more and worrying less 🙂

And please share this with someone who’s still in doubt whether to write with meaning, to connect ideas, and use their hear in writing. Marketing communciations on the Web don’t have to be fast, loud, or simplified to work, they DO want (and need) to be connected.

I am Teodora, a philologist fascinated by the metamorphoses of text on the Web and curious about the ways the Semantic Web unfolds. Following the threads of my never-ending quest how meaning and understanding work, I hold a PhD. in Marketing Communication, an MS in Creative writing and a Bachelor of Science in Classics. I also authored two books: The Brave New Text and Being Dialogic. Walking the talk of my commitment to creating dialogic moments through semantic annotations, from 2022, I am part of Ontotext, now Graphwise, working to create the company's knowldge graph and its related content. I also teach web writing to students at the Content Strategy Masters program in FH Joanneum.

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