Ah, I've the opportunity to become an in-house editor these days. The SEO ( i.e. the person who is responsible for increasing one's presence on the Internet ) focuses on the exact "business" oriented words whereas I believe that documenting the development processes of the any project is a good way to showcase the work we have accomplished and the work we are doing at any given moment.
I think, that this gives us a better alternative to involve everyone who has participated in a project plus, it's an opportunity for everyone to add a new skill to their lives and, believe me, there are few things as fulfilling as learning how to use the words and how to express yourself in precisely the words you choose.
As far as the ground level details are concerned it's a good way to recapture how we tackled the particular problems we face in due course, even better at forcing us to develop good habits of documentation and keeping tabs on the workflow. By projecting all our experience out there, we do what helped us overcome challenges in the first place. People who put their experience for the world to see, opening oneself up to people and making a move towards a community of like-minded and engaged people rather than surfers.
So, everyone in the place has been asked to do a write and then it will be funneled through a couple of people ( including me). I am sure this way is likely to make the SEO a bit uncomfortable Seems to be a battle between words and ratings? But tell me - when have good words failed to make a difference?
I think, that this gives us a better alternative to involve everyone who has participated in a project plus, it's an opportunity for everyone to add a new skill to their lives and, believe me, there are few things as fulfilling as learning how to use the words and how to express yourself in precisely the words you choose.
As far as the ground level details are concerned it's a good way to recapture how we tackled the particular problems we face in due course, even better at forcing us to develop good habits of documentation and keeping tabs on the workflow. By projecting all our experience out there, we do what helped us overcome challenges in the first place. People who put their experience for the world to see, opening oneself up to people and making a move towards a community of like-minded and engaged people rather than surfers.
So, everyone in the place has been asked to do a write and then it will be funneled through a couple of people ( including me). I am sure this way is likely to make the SEO a bit uncomfortable Seems to be a battle between words and ratings? But tell me - when have good words failed to make a difference?
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