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Tech Comm=Customer Satisfaction. Or So It Should Be.
As I continue to study my digital marketing course, and I start to delve more into trying to understand content marketing, to me, I end up going back to my foundation, which is customer service and consumer relations, and how that … Continue reading
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ENIGMA Decoders Have Nothing On We Tech Comm Writers
Technical communicators truly do have skills that most others don’t have, and it’s a simple set of skills. We take for granted that we can display writing and documentation clearly. What brought this to my attention most recently–as if I … Continue reading
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