Writing for the Internet is NOT like writing an essay for English class in 1999.
Your words should be skimmable—paragraphs are okay, but make sure that you chunk out the super important stuff in bullet points or quick sentences. Be concise.
We don’t want rigid, buttoned up sentences. We want to know there’s a human behind the brand, no matter how fancy it is.
Write at a fourth grade level, even if your readers are super clever. Trust me, they read enough heavy stuff outside of the Internet. Nobody’s using a dictionary as a companion to social media so if you want to hold attention, keep it simple.
(That’s right… we weren’t kidding when we said quick tips.)
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Writing for the Internet is NOT like writing an essay for English class in 1999. Your words should be skimmable—paragraphs are okay, but make sure that you chunk out the super important stuff in bullet points or quick sentences. Be concise. We don’t want rigid, buttoned up sentences. We want to know there’s […]
