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Building Your Online Reputation

an Article published on January 17, 2008

...on the left column of the search results page, there is an RSS feed for your search. By subscribing to that feed, youll now get an alert every time your query is used in a blog somewhere. Even if blogging...

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Prospect Experience Design

You Probably Need a Stock Imagery Style Guide

an Article written by Christopher Butler on April 15, 2019

...example, on a content hub landing page, you may see that article in a list with a thumbnail next to it. Or, when it’s shared on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn, you’ll see it in your feed with an image as...

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Follow these Three Rules to Write a Better Case Study

an Article written by Christopher Butler on January 25, 2019

...case study only partial attention or scans the page, they should at the least come away with the right idea about the results of your work (see my recommendations for how to design a case study layout). Now remember, results...

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A Nice Social Media Story

an Article published on November 3, 2008

...promptly issued an APB to our developers, and within two hours – early on a Sunday – the bug was fixed, and we let Jill know via a comment on her Facebook page. Jill was very appreciative (she wasnt even...

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Quality Assurance For Developers

an Article written by Dave Mello on February 15, 2010

...render correctly with no blatant braking/alignment issues. If an image is going to be a banner graphic at the top of the page, make it work that way. Holding text can be made contextual by simply adding the description of...

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Experimenting with Backbone/Marionette Template Organization vs. Performance

an Article written by Dave Mello on June 23, 2014

...and produces a single, static file containing all of my partials. 2. The first time a client browser loads the page, this rollup is retrieved in one http request. The contents of this file are then regex-ed into their respective...

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Self-Editing for the Nonprofessional Writer

an Article published on December 4, 2009

...any reading path other than the natural start-to-finish one should help with this. General tips and tools Print it out. It’s worth repeating, because it’s surprising how much that simple change can make an error jump off the page. Look...

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My Love-Hate Relationship with Email

an Article published on December 10, 2009

...I can answer and get on with my day. The frustratingly best emails are the ones that feel like I opened up a James Joyce novel to a random page and started reading. I’m sure this email has some context...

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Creativity and Efficiency in Web Writing

an Article published on January 19, 2010

...not easily controlled. It triggers reactions that depend on the reader’s own feelings and experiences, rather than just the facts on the page; it asks to be unpacked in ways that can send the reader’s thinking off in other directions....

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Establishing a Healthy Writer/Editor Dynamic

an Article written by Lauren O’Brien on February 7, 2017

...or referencing a well-known and related challenge of your personas, or simply cross-linking to another article or service landing page on your site in order to drive more engagement. A good editor is going to amplify your voice in a...

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