Doctors do it. Trendy marketing agencies do it. Lawyers are the worst culprits of all.
They all use their own special language.
They confuse us with acronyms, parochialisms and jargon.
And now we're seeing them practically everywhere online – in web pages, blog posts and social media updates. And it can annoy us to the point of exasperation.
So when does it make good business sense to use them? And when doesn't it?
3 dangerously destructive writing habits every content marketer should avoid
Posted by kevincarlton under Online MarketingFrom http://websitecopywritingservices.com 3788 days ago
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