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Six reasons to write high-quality self-service content

Six reasons to write high-quality self-service content Reduce support costs. Better self-service writing means fewer contacts from confused customers. And costs per incident are high in the world of multichannel support. "Phone is one of the more expensive ways to...

DRAFT – web writing resource list

Skim (don’t read) these tips for writing for the web -- http://www.brownboots.com/blog/2012/06/skim-dont-read-these-tips-for-writing-for-the-web/ Wisconsin Website Design -- http://www.brownboots.com/blog/2012/02/wisconsin-website-design/·      Wisconsin Website...

DRAFT – United apology email

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2014/08/05/united-airlines-sends-insincere-unspecific-apology-letter-to-passenger/ http://www.ijreview.com/2014/07/163248-customer-service-fail-united-airlines-apology-letter-accidentally-hilarious/...

Your FAQs Are the Junk Drawer of Self-Service

[This article was originally published by ICMI.] I wish FAQs were the 8-track players of customer self-service, but they are not. Lots of companies still publish FAQs pages and lots of desperate customers go to those pages for help. And though I usually avoid sweeping...

Four Ways to Handle Plain Language Pushback from Stubborn SMEs

[This article was originally published by WordRake.] In a just world, you wouldn’t have to convince your subject matter expert colleagues that your plain language edits make their documents better. And doctors wouldn’t have to convince patients to quit smoking, and...

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