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Three top web writing tips
Posted by: Kate on: 22/04/2010
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Despite all the promotions of the importance of website content being accessible, usable and understandable, it still rates low in web planning commitment. A study by Next Communications, website teams are still rating design, SEO and development as top priorities (over 50%) and content at the bottom of the web planning chain at 10% importance. [...]
Sites bringing HTML code to life
Posted by: Kate on: 19/04/2010
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With all the great content management systems built into blog and web platforms, who needs HTML code? We all do. It’s like having an SLR camera. Yes, everyone has gone digital. But, many are going back to digital/manual models for control. That’s what HTML code, that backbone of all sites, is all about – control. [...]
Can talking for free generate income?
Posted by: Kate on: 22/01/2010
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Many people are shy about talking in public and (understandably) feel fear when presented with a microphone and a room full of people. But, gaining the skills to present confidently can provide access to potential clients you might not otherwise have access to. But, where do you start? Some of the key business organisations offer [...]
Journalism grad on job hunt leaves no stone unturned
Posted by: Kate on: 01/12/2009
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This is a valuable message for unemployed graduates – persist in chasing roots into your chosen career, and an oppcortunity will arise…
