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What is a Content Author?

Agency Content Writer

Whether blogs, articles, or social media content, their work informs, educates, and entertains audiences. In an era where digital communication dominates, content authors ensure messages are clear, impactful, and optimized for their audience. This can vary from blog posts to web articles, newsletters, and social media posts.

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Enhancing Your Team’s Business Writing Vocabulary: A Comprehensive Guide

Grammarly

Your teams communication may serve as the initial impression for a new partner or client, so its crucial that they present your company as professional and approachable. DO use tools like a digital communication assistant Digital communication tools such as Grammarly can help your employees write in real time.

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Top Tips to Help You Nail That Blogging Job Application

ProBlogger

Today I’m putting on my blogger hat and I’m looking at what the experience taught me about how a blogger can improve his/her chances of landing a blogging job at a company. The advantages of a permanent blogging job. Part 1: Finding a Blogging Job. I’m Steff. Are they technically competent? She went on to the interview stage.

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How Voice-Activated Tech Will Change Content Marketing

Content Marketing Institute

Actually, that whisper is more of a shout, and it’s “Echo”-ing across the digital landscape, as voice-response technology is rapidly emerging as the most disruptive force to hit the industry since the internet became a visual medium. For example, as a blog post by U.K.-based Just how loud will this sonic boom be?

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The $6.25M Hidden Cost Impacting Your Bottom Line

Grammarly

A study by Grammarly conducted with The Harris Poll found that companies with 500 employees lose $6.25M each year to resolving communication issues— and these costs only increase with additional headcount. Grammarly’s study found that knowledge workers spend nearly twenty hours per week on written communication.