As a seasoned internet user, you’ll be acutely aware of the risks of believing everything you see or read on the web. Clever phishing attempts, Nigerian 419 email scams, promises of wonderdrugs and elaborate email chains have made internet users rightly cynical about what they read. Only this week, Google were accused of ‘cooking’ the results of their search engine, something they naturally refute. Trust is vital to their success at a search-by-search level but also to their financial prowess.

If trust in content on the internet is important, it’s surely paramount on your corporate intranet. Trust and confidence has dollar value.

How do you go about building confidence in your intranet content? Here are a few ideas that you can employ which will help.

Luke and I have a problem. We’re good with generating intranet ideas and provoking discussion, we’re pretty good at committing words and pictures to paper, but we’re not the greatest at actually finishing our intranetizen posts and hitting the publish button.

Your collective input, comment and encouragement has been brilliant over the first year of this project and we need your help once again. We’ve partly written countless intranetizen posts and we’d like to know what you’d like us to finish and publish. Make your selection below; help us help you.