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The Secret to Success: Good Writing

Master effective writing best practices to enhance content quality across translations, structured content, and AI training.

The Content Developer’s Guide to Breaking Old Habits: SCAMPER Your Content

Explore innovative content creation strategies where we challenge conventional patterns to unlock creativity and drive future success in content management.

Working with a Content Services Agency: Addressing the Elephants in the Room

This blog discusses important but often avoided topics in contractor conversations, including full-time on-site work, pricing, and the importance of trusting the agency to select the right contractor.

Three Tips to Care for Your Contracted Resources

The care of your contractor is an important step to ensure the success of your project. We have a few tips on how to make the most of your time together.

Why You Should Engage a Company When Sourcing a Contractor

A perfect time to outsource content creation is when you are faced with creating more content than you have the ability to deal with.

3 Telltale signs that you need to use a contractor on your next project

When you are in a position in which you simply don’t have enough people to do the work, you need to find a qualified contractor quickly.

Resistance Comes from a Place of Fear

To be successful, we need to get everyone on board with a change. Learn how to persuade people who are totally against change, including what stance to take and how to avoid getting pulled in emotionally.
Special Statements in Writing: 4 Rules for Notes, Cautions, and Warnings | People looking at a computer | Content Rules

Special Statements in Writing: 4 Rules for Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

The first thing to decide about special statements is how you will use each category. What type of information goes into a note? A caution? A warning? What really is the difference between a caution and a warning? Most companies that I work with have not defined caution versus warning,

The Coming Together of The Personalization Paradox

Writing a book is not for the faint of heart. Or the easily distracted. It is a sizable undertaking. You have to make sure you have enough to say, in terms of quantity and value.

Streamlining Your Illustration Workflow

Presenting ideas visually is a great way to appeal to a wider audience and to make a lasting impression. As Content Rules’ graphic designer, I get asked to do this with every project I work on.