The author breaks down data from the Center for Information Development Management (CIDM) and how it can be used to determine technical communication best practices.
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Features: Volume 65 | Issue 2
Linn and Ames offer a framework of skill areas that can be applied to companies at different stages of content marketing “organizational maturity”...
Priestley provides a productive way in which to consider the use of incentives in content creation and marketing—and when to be cautious about...
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Eight Tips for Healthy Contractor Relationships with Clients
By Saul Carliner | STC Fellow One of the most challenging relationships for technical communicators is the contractor-client relationship...
A Chicken in Every Pot: The Freelance Technical Writer and a Style Manual for Every Client
The Freelance Technical Writer and a Style Manual for Every Client: By conducting an informal survey of freelance technical communicators, Brown...
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Matters That Matter
By Michelle Corbin | STC Fellow In Editing Matters, Michelle Corbin covers matters (topics) about editing that matter (are of consequence) to...
I Know Someone Who Can Help with That
By Alan J. Porter | STC Senior Member As pre-sales content and post-sales content begin to overlap, Alan Porter provides the latest insights about...
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Intercom, the magazine of the Society for Technical Communication, is published to provide practical examples and applications of technical communication that will promote its readers’ professional development.
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