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On the Web, creating value for the people we want to communicate and exchange with, is not only about satiating their needs for certain content and dialogic experiences. It is also about feeding their web agents with meaningful data. In the context of users interacting with and in data-rich platforms, the need to deliver content  in an

Machine-mediated interactions on the Web call for different approaches towards marketing communication and its artifacts: web content and data objects. The deck Linked Data and Content Now!, presented at KGC 2023 is about the potential and real use of schema.org for marketing communication on the Web. The contents of the deck presented at the Knowledge Graph

“Briefly, technologies such as the telegraph and radio refitted the old term “communication”, once used for any kind of physical transfer or transmission, into a new kind of quasi-physical connection across the obstacles of time and space. Thanks to electricity, communication could now take place regardless of impediments such as distance or embodiment.” p. 5. In: Speaking

This is a short post with embedded summarized research results from my PHD Thesis. I presented the results at The Knowledge Graph Conference 2023 in a talk called Linked Content Now! (available as slide deck at Zenodo). In short, the research explored the content of marketing communications on the Web in their dialogic and data aspects. Designing

Being Dialogic is about content perceived and practiced with a view to the archetypal force of human connection and the riches hidden in one of its manifestations: the World Wide Web. Weaving the paradigms of dialogic PR theory, Semantic Web technologies and relationship marketing into the frameworks of the web content lifecycle, it is an invitation to

Just like no teenager sat to write content, when the muse gifted them the idea for their first poem (ref. Clue 17), no one of us woke up today with the feeling that we need content. We don’t need content.  We need solutions.  We need answers, inspiration, information. We need facts. And so do the people we market to. As the

In this post I invite you to think about digital marketing communication as a way of communicating value, which in the interconnected cyberspace of the Web, inevitably demands taking good care of the machine-readable aspect of the message, carrying the framed value, that is of the data it is annotated with. On a conceptual level, marketing communication

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