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EasyUphillTRAININGCORPORATE DEVELOPMENT
IT & Digital Skills

Website and Digital Content Management

Websites decay when nobody owns the content, and the pages that matter most go stale first. This course covers running a site day to day, keeping content current and measuring whether it does its job.

3 DaysIn-house or publicLive online available

Course outline

What this programme covers, module by module.

  1. 01Why websites decay and which pages go first
  2. 02Structuring content around visitor tasks
  3. 03Content ownership, review cycles and archiving
  4. 04Publishing workflow and avoiding breakage
  5. 05Accessibility, readability and inclusive content
  6. 06Analytics: finding pages that fail their purpose
  7. 07Media, forms, embeds and their security implications

What you will gain

  • Structure site content around visitor tasks
  • Establish ownership and review cycles for content
  • Publish and update content without breaking the site
  • Apply accessibility and readability standards
  • Use analytics to find pages that are failing
  • Manage media, forms and third party embeds safely

Who should attend

  • Website and content managers
  • Communications and marketing staff
  • Administrators maintaining organisational sites
  • Digital coordinators

Upcoming sessions

DateCityDurationFeesBook
26 to 28 Oct 2026Durban3 DaysR13,000
10 to 12 Nov 2026Cape Town3 DaysR13,000
23 to 25 Nov 2026Johannesburg3 DaysR13,000
11 to 13 Jan 2027London3 DaysUS$1,500
8 to 10 Feb 2027Dubai3 DaysUS$1,500
19 to 21 Apr 2027Pretoria3 DaysR13,000
28 to 30 Jun 2027Durban3 DaysR13,000

Fees are per delegate and exclude VAT. Public intakes are confirmed once minimum numbers are met. We also deliver this course on your own schedule, in-house or live online.

Enquire about this course

Register your team or ask for a tailored in-house quote. We reply within one working day.

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Fees from
R13,000 per delegate
Duration
3 Days
Field
IT & Digital Skills
Formats
In-house, public, online