By the way, we're on Twitter! Follow us at <a href="https://twitter.com/TheManu_script_">https://twitter.com/TheManu_script_</a> 
In this episode, we interview Mark Baker, who is the author of the book Every Page is Page One. Originally published in 2013, this book has become an absolute classic in the Content Strategy field. In this interview, Mark explains how turning web pages into self-contained topics is the way to make content that serves its purposes and gets found by the users.

By the way, we're on Twitter! Follow us at https://twitter.com/TheManu_script_ In this episode, we interview Mark Baker, who is the author of the book Every Page is Page One. Originally published in 2013, this book has become an absolute classic in the Content Strategy field. In this interview, Mark explains how turning web pages into self-contained topics is the way to make content that serves its purposes and gets found by the users.

By the way, we're on Twitter! Follow us at <a href="https://twitter.com/TheManu_script_" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://twitter.com/TheManu_script_</a> 
In this episode, we interview Mark Baker, who is the author of the book Every Page is Page One. Originally published in 2013, this book has become an absolute classic in the Content Strategy field. In this interview, Mark explains how turning web pages into self-contained topics is the way to make content that serves its purposes and gets found by the users.

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