A framework for organizing an internal wiki using core pages: Home, Marketing, Sales, Service Delivery, and Operations. This structure mirrors what works across the speaker's clients, turning chaos into a navigable knowledge hub.
Now the idea here is that your wiki— let me add that over here— your wiki kind of looks like this. Your wiki that you already use internally for knowledge, you probably have the core pages. So I'm thinking of Notion, for example, right here. You have your core pages, you probably have like home or something like that as like one they're landing on. Um, then you have Marketing, sales, delivery, so service delivery, ops, etc., right? That's probably how you have your pages set up. That's what I see with most of our clients, how their wiki is set up, right?
