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Style Guide 101: How Creating a Solid Style Guide Can Highlight Your Brand
“Your brand is what other people say about you when you’re not in the room.” — Jeff Bezos Building a successful company requires getting a number of things right. Delivering a quality product, maintaining consistent value, and providing outstanding service are pivotal in creating a great business. However, highlighting a company’s brand can take any busine...
May 16, 2022 READ MORE
How to Put Your Best Foot Forward with Your Style Guide
You may not think fonts, colors, and tone of voice are essential in telling your company or organization's story, but they are. These items all reflect your brand and serve as important components to distinguish your company and establish customer loyalty. And there’s nothing better than a style guide to help ensure consistent communications. Style guides are a re...
October 2, 2020 READ MORE
Everything You Wanted To Know About Wikipedia, Part 6: FAQs
Here it is: the very last in our Wikipedia blog series. We’re wrapping things up this week with a few odds and ends, random tidbits, and FAQs that didn’t quite fit in any of our other posts in the series. Enjoy! Frequently Asked Questions Q: I want to write a Wikipedia article about my company – but we were sued for discrimination last year and it was all over the...
November 21, 2012 READ MORE
Some punctuation rules are pretty clear. You know that a period belongs at the end of a sentence. Quotation marks go around direct quotes. Exclamation points, in general, don’t belong anywhere in your copy. But hyphen rules are not so clear cut (or is it clear-cut?). It seems that everybody has their own in-house “rules” for hyphen use – and usually, those rules ...
June 24, 2010 READ MORE
Last week, we kicked off a mini-series of Associated Press Stylebook-themed blog posts. This week, we’re sharing a few more gems of wisdom from The AP Stylebook Online. Q: What’s the rule for capitalizing a person’s title? A: It’s complicated, but here are the basics: AP defines a formal title as “one that denotes a scope of authority, professional activity or ...
March 8, 2010 READ MORE