Founder of TheChiefContentOfficer - let's write the book on remote content management together. Luke Potgieter (BSc, M.S.) is an entrepreneur, Chief Content Officer, Content Manager, Science Editor, Technical Advisor, gamer, and lifelong learner with a formal education background in the sciences. He is the author of several introductory computing courses, health guides, pre-med materials, and has published content on numerous award-winning blogs and Fortune 100 websites.
So you have identified your product-market fit. There’s a lot of content stored… somewhere, or you just know there’s a high demand for content that has been backlogged. You personally don’t have the time to manage your content and the marketing person, well, only knows… Read More »5 Reasons Why You Need a CCO to Own Your Content
You have just started working remotely or are looking for remote work opportunities – perhaps largely due to the COVID-19 situation – and you have no idea where to start. The good news is that you will find a plethora of great resources on the… Read More »The Remote Work Survival Guide, Summarized
We all know the market is oversaturated with writers. It’s getting to the point where it’s just annoying to see another “remote writer” title in the candidate/job feeds. Where are the elusive content manager positions? Better yet, why are there absolutely no Chief Content Officer… Read More »Meta Perspectives on Remote Writers and Content Managers
Depending on where you sit, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused some serious damage to your livelihood. Whether you’re an employer or an employee, we are all struggling to make lemonade out of lemons. Employers are facing turnover issues (in more ways than one), and employees… Read More »Employment and Staffing During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Many tech giants, such as Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter, are finally accepting the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that, since the conditions are optimal, they can now switch to remote work indefinitely. While this is wonderful news for literally everyone, it’s also arriving… Read More »Remote Work, the Future of Immigration, and the COVID-19 Pandemic