Writing for the Web – A Recap
If you write for the web or edit content for the web, your job has gotten a lot harder in the last few years. It’s no longer enough to manage the content on your web site. You’re responsible for creating, monitoring and sharing content on web sites, blogs and social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. And, the number of social media sites (and their features) as well as the array of social media tools grow daily.
In an effort to shed light on what is one murky area, the Community Foundation of Sarasota County’s Nonprofit Resource Center and the Central West Coast Chapter of FPRA invited me to host a webinar on Writing for the Web. Here’s our presentation slides:
Writing for the Web
You can also read the Writing for the Web: Great Tips Wrap Up from the Non Prophet Blog here.
Happy writing.
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Amanda Eyer is a brand strategist with atLarge, Inc., a digital advertising firm that’s guided online strategies for Ford, IMG Academies, J.D. Powers & Associates and more. She has a decade of interactive marketing experience and has worked with non-profits, start-ups and corporations to help them achieve their digital marketing goals.
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