Writing content for the web - part 1: Steve’s experience
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In this blog post series team members tell you about their experiences in writing web content. Read on to see what Steve had to say.
In this blog post I’d like to show you what I learned so far about content writing.
In the past few months I have been involved in a lot of writing related tasks at work. I have had to write newsletters, blog posts and content for different websites. As I’m a freelance journalist and critic, I thought creating content for the web wouldn’t be so hard. I was wrong. Writing content for the web is a whole other story with different rules compared to journalism.
#3 Main Challenges
At the start I already faced the following:
It seemed I lost all of my tools as a writer. In fact, I just never had the proper ones. So, I had to re-learn writing and get the right tools.
#Methods
I compiled the list below from what I learned and now use it as a support tool to keep my focus while writing.
This general list represents only the first mile of my learning process. It covers the surface of the topic and could be useful for other newcomers to keep the focus.
And the list is continuously growing.
Steve is involved in the work of the content team of Pronovix: writing and editing blog posts, articles, web copies and technical documents. He is responsible for social media campaigns and content strategy.
Besides this, he's translating books from English to Hungarian for a publishing company. Steve has a journalist/writer background, his works are frequently published in various online and printed journals.
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