Your Capabilities Statement: Just the Facts, Please

When the author started Revisions in 2010, he wanted to engage and do work with local municipalities. With the county’s Economic Development Corporation help, he first learned one of the most-valuable lessons: How to put together a capabilities statement and why it is so important.

Reread Your Copy Before You Publish!

When I give presentations, I like to engage with my audience by sharing some funny, bizarre, or at least thought-provoking printed signs, like the following: In a tavern: Ladies Are Requested not to Have Children in the Bar At a fast-food establishment: Parking for Drive-Thru Service Only On a hotel’s website: There is a French... Continue Reading →

An Ode to Writing in Courier

The benefit gained through truly finishing your words—and the multiple rounds of editing and revision required to achieve this gleaming shine—may be noticed by not only the writer but appreciated by the intended audience.

An Educated Consumer Is Your Best Customer

, very few of us can claim to be experts in purchasing new central air conditioning systems. If a company’s website includes good information on problems to avoid in choosing a new or replacement system, that’s worthwhile education. I appreciate informational tools that help me understand what size system best fits my home as well. And it keeps me on this one website longer. Importantly, if they are a local company, I’m almost certain to invite them to my home for an estimate.

New educational web pages and informative blogs fulfill two of my requirements for a service- or consulting-oriented website: (1) providing actual assistance to the visitor and (2) boosting its visibility on web search engines.

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