How To Model And Structure Content For A Headless CMS (Amplience)

Understand what content modelling, structuring content, content modules, content types and content linking is when it comes to headless CMS. How can designing the right models help you create much more flexible content structures that represent your business and scale your content production. how do content structures help you define your customer experiences and what can developers do to model content to configure web applications. This video is a simple primer on how to model content and content structures for a headless CMS.
#HeadlessCMS such as Amplience has the flexibility for you to create any content structure using a variety of linking methods to model content the way you need it to represent your actual business concepts away from rigid page metaphors of traditional CMS. You can also create conceptual layers in the model to abstract out your business from User experience as well as technical configurations. Headless CMS can be very powerful but understanding how to harness that power is critical. #contentmodelling
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00:00 introduction to content modelling
00:36 what is a content module
00:51 what is a content structure
01:06 pages and content structures
01:14 limits of content module decomposition
01:39 headless content management
01:57 schemas and content types
03:23 reusable content
03:40 create once publish everywhere (COPE)
04:23 designing content models
05:17 content modelling process

[@rickyhobbs3004]

That was so helpful! thank you

[@LuisGonzalez-dq4bg]

Thank you!

[@AxxionMarketPlace-iu6ri]

Thank you

[@shrikantkhadilkar4019]

Hello John, In a situation where we have lots of pieces of content ( think about 50,000+ pages which are mostly unstructured) and they are not in the form of documents. What is the best way to go headless with them? 1. Would you recommend going headless if there is no inherent structure to the documents ? 2. How do we organize these pieces of content - e.g. how do we build an information tree to say article A,B,C should be under HR->Employment->Interviews->Referrals and D,E,F should be under HR->Employment->Exits->Voluntary Termination These won't be under the content schema and we would need yet another product to just model this information or taxonomy. Are there readymade products available in the market that will allow us to get these? 3. How do we take sections of text (i.e. if Page A is made up of A1, A2, A3) and A3 needs to also show in other pages such as B, C, D. How do we suggest organizing them we? We might have content A1, A2, A3 as content models but that would be too granular and discovering them will become another problem.

[@Naturehack]

You are way too organized I'd be afraid to walk in your house But not afraid to honor you here Thank you Subscribed Brain organization vs Business organization Both generating state of flow When we walk state the flow heart beating lungs breathing but but My brain my brain!

[@GoingHeadlesswithJohn]

You'd have to ask my wife about the house and how organised I am :) Thank you for your comment

[@cmnweb]

Nice explication, i'm from the old Word (WordPress) and recently i'm moving to next and astro and this concept of content model of services like contenful are hard to me, regards from Ixtapa México

[@pedrocontrerasavendano8578]

Really Good Video, i liked the music but the voice audio wasnt perfect but thanks for the content!

[@JamesBrookeCEO]

Well articulated John! Be sure to check out the links above folks, clikc on [SHOW MORE' there are a ton of related videos linked here that drill down on the various topics in more detail!