Here are eight great tips on writing for the web. They are aimed at journalists but could be useful for anyone who needs to write read-me copy — I’m thinking especially of content marketers. Continue reading
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Why we need to rewrite content for mobile users
29 SepThe latest research shows that mobile users are getting more demanding about content. Result: we have to rewrite (and redesign) sites for mobile if we want users to be happy. (By mobile users, I mean people who read content on smartphones or touch phones.) Continue reading
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How to get striking images on your blog (for free)
When I started blogging six months ago, I had no idea how I was going to illustrate my posts. The only thing I knew was that I wanted to do so. It’s a personal choice, but I am more likely to read a blog with an appealing illustration than one without. Since then I’ve learned […]
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Commonsense guide to starting and monetising a blog
For the past few months I’ve been following the progress of Andrea Wren, a freelance journalist for The Guardian, as she started her own blog with expert help. There was none of the “5 ways to instantly get rich quick through internet marketing!” hysteria.
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Top tech tools for writers
Writers, how many different ways can you publish your work — books or articles, fiction or non-fiction? If you immediately think of print, think again.
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Setting off on a new journey into digital curation
Since I began this blog in August 2011 things have been moving fast. That’s why I haven’t posted for a while. I started getting interested in content curation and it became all-consuming. Once you try it, you’ll see why!
