The obsession with the "showcase site" paralyzes execution.
Companies invest months in static platforms, disconnected from their operational reality. The result: a costly digital brochure, rarely updated, and completely isolated from daily communication flows and social media.
Modern architecture dictates the concept of the Digital Hub.
Your site is no longer a final destination, but the control station of your ecosystem. The signal lies in centralization: a single source of truth capable of powering your newsletters, podcasts, and social posts automatically.
Building a Hub requires a "Content Ops" approach.
It is about structuring data to be granular and reusable. Instead of multiplying manual entries, we design flows where every brick of information is intelligently distributed to the right audience, without any additional technical friction.
Audit your current workflow.
If publishing an article requires more than three manual steps to be shared elsewhere, your architecture is obsolete. Identify a single content type and automate its distribution from your site to another platform starting this week.
I write these protocols to structure my own thinking, but also to meet the thinking of others. If this subject resonates with your own reflections or current challenges, feel free to reach out for a simple exchange of views.