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Highlighting key words and phrases

Posted in Writing for the Web on 16th December, 2008 | Comments Off

The simplest way to make text more easy to scan is by highlighting key words and phrases. The most obvious way to highlight text is by using bold or italics. Be careful though because if you highlight too much, nothing stands out.

Tags: CMS (Content Management Systems), Highlighting text, SEO (Search engine optimisation), Valuable content, Writing for the Web

Why is writing for the Web different?

Posted in Writing for the Web on 2nd December, 2008 | Comments Off

I’m sure we all know how to read and write, so why do we need to learn about writing for the Web? The basic reason is that we read differently on the Web.

Tags: CMS (Content Management Systems), Highlighting text, Writing for the Web

Why is content so important?

Posted in SEO (Search engine optimisation), Writing for the Web on 28th November, 2008 | Comments Off

Many Web sites look good but have little or no useful content. Without valuable content, nobody will visit your Web site again or recommend it to their friends.

Tags: Valuable content, Writing for the Web

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