Microsites Keep Your Audience Updated on Outbreaks

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You can now help your audience stay up-to-date on the Zika virus outbreak—and others—through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s microsite, which is an easily embeddable collection of virus information for your agency’s website.

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention map, dated Feb 3rd, 2016, showing countries and territories with active Zika virus transmissions.

The Zika Virus Microsite is automatically updated on your site in real time as CDC updates existing Zika Web pages, according to the CDC. Staying current is made easy and maintenance-free.

The microsite is built with Zika content, however the CDC now has the ability to quickly assemble additional embeddable collections that you can use on your site. These new microsites have their own navigation and all the internal cross-links will stay on your site, in your own websites’ look and feel. Soon this will be the default behavior for all of our content collections available in the Public Health Media Library, allowing you to embed collections for observance months and specific topics, as well as outbreaks.

Preview and Grab the Embed Code for CDC’s Zika Virus Microsite!

The Zika Virus Microsite preview in red.

For more information, check out The Content Corner: Structured Content and the Power of Syndication or contact the CDC’s Content Services Team.

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