Writing Web Copy That Works

Robin's short summary of the longer article is very good. Read it, then read the longer article for specific things to do. I thinking about presentations I give, I know now that I need to determine what my one main message is, and keep tying the presentation and talk to it. Regardless of the length…

This is a must-read article for anyone with a website. Why? Because Robin sets out seven excellent steps you need to take to figure out what success will mean to your website and how to think about measuring it. I've said this in a number of posts, but web metrics and analytics are topics near…

Here's the official word from Groove. Next week for v3.0! The trade press today began reporting the news that we'll officially announce and ship Groove Virtual Office v3.0 next week. Here is some of the coverage: ComputerWorld, InformationWeek, CRN and ZDNet. In addition to following the trade press, you'll want to stay apprised of what's…

I write a lot of stuff. And it all starts with a blank piece of glass I’ve been on a bit of a writing tear of late. Which is good because writing is literally my job. I made a faux-resolution to write for myself this year. While work gets their 1500 words (ish) a day out…

As those of you in Canada know we are in the final days of a federal election. The “major” parties, that is the Liberals, Conservatives, and NPD, have been focusing on healthcare, taxes, and other standard campaign issues. The Greens, not considered a “major” party although they are running candidates in all 308 federal ridings,…

From Shared Spaces July 14 Today's highlights: ePeople CTmail; Siemens OpenScape 2.0; Centra on pricing; Visto Mobile Enterprise Server 3.5; ePeople announced CTmail, a system that captures email content to create a centralized knowledge base with expertise management and collaborative workspace capabilities. Targeted at organizations involved in clinical trials. ePeople Siemens released Version 2.0 of…