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This is as true as the circumstances on which it depends, in fact it means the same thing as on which it depends, but it is more specific. It's more precise. It uses real numbers. It provides real answers. I shorten the distance between the question and the answer. I didn't say it depends on the situation first. I said it depends on the end. Here's what you can do to improve readability and understandability for humans and machines. Let’s get to the point (don’t bury it) Let’s get to the point.
Do not bury the lead. All the journalists who are trying to be content marketers, and then everyone in C Level Contact List content marketing is like, oh, you need to wait until the end to get your point across or they're not going to read the whole article, and you're like, don't bury the lead, you're Yes. For those unfamiliar with journalism, not burying leads basically means cutting to the bullet from the top first. Include all the information people really need to take away from the content.

If they read nothing else, they get the point after reading this paragraph. Then those who want to go deeper can go deeper. content, and surprisingly, that doesn't mean they won't read it. It just means that if they don't have time, they don't have to read it if they need a quick answer. The same goes for machines. Let’s get to the point first. Immediately identify the main entity of the content, the main topic, what the main focus is, and then get into the details. You will get better structured content that is easier to parse from all aspects. Avoid Jargon and Marketing Speak Avoid jargon. Avoid marketing rhetoric.
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