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By Robyn Greenspan December 27, 2000 There is such an abundance of information available online that it is impossible to fully read everything that comes across your screen. Consequently, Net surfers forego reading every word and do something called "skimming." In fact, you''re probably skimming this article right now to see if there is anything that would be useful to you. Well, if you own and operate an e-business and have a Web site, this is an article that should definitely be read by both eyes. When writing Web copy, try to compensate for readers with limited time and attention spans. Choose Your Words Carefully so that grammar and punctuation are used properly and create clear, concise site text that can captivate those with the shortest concentration limits. Here are some suggestions to keep in mind when writing for your site:
Granted, when a reader is truly interested, every word will be absorbed but the majority of site visitors want to glean the necessary information and move on. Make Your Site Easy to Read takes a look at some of the important elements of creating your Web text. |