Google Analytics and Search Console are two of the most popular platforms for monitoring a website's performance. Google Analytics provides valuable data on the user’s engagement with your website. It also tells you about their demographics, location, and device type. Search Console is a free tool from Google that helps you manage your site’s search engine optimization (SEO). It also provides information on how Google crawls your site and where there might be problems that need to be fixed. Many people use Google Analytics to get important information about their website’s traffic, such as where it comes from or what devices people use to access the site. The Search Console gives you similar information about your site’s search traffic, including keyword rankings and impressions. Gert Mellak shares a lot of valuable insights on our podcast. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="ССЫЛКА НА ПОДКАСТ ИЗ ЮТУБА (СКРИН1)" title="SEO Data from Google Analytics and Search Console with Gert Mellak" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/seo-data-from-google-analytics-and-search-console.png" desc=" Google Analytics and Search Console are two of the most popular platforms for monitoring a website's performance. Google Analytics provides valuable data on the user’s engagement with your website. It also tells you about their demographics, location, and device type. Search Console is a free tool from Google that helps you manage your site’s search engine optimization (SEO). It also provides information on how Google crawls your site and where there might be problems that need to be fixed. Many people use Google Analytics to get important information about their website’s traffic, such as where it comes from or what devices people use to access the site. The Search Console gives you similar information about your site’s search traffic, including keyword rankings and impressions. Gert Mellak shares a lot of valuable insights on our podcast. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-15" duration="PT00H44M17S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Gert Mellak on the following resources: Website: https://seoleverage.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gertmellak/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gmellak

It’s no secret that one of the essential parts of the design process is conversion optimization. So, what exactly is conversion optimization? Simply put, Conversion Optimization (also known as CRO) is a so-called “science-based marketing technique for testing different variants of the same marketing and/or product message to increase conversions or reduce costs. The aim is to use our understanding from psychology, sociology, and behavioral economics . . . with insights from decision sciences.” Digital tools have made this task easier thanks to graphics walkthroughs and tutorials, which make it easy for designers to test variations and pick the best version (or "A/B test"). UX design refers to the totality of the user’s interaction with the company’s products and services. Getting your UX design right can revolutionize your business. It all boils down to understanding people, what they need to solve their problems, and how they want them solved. Here are some UX design tips that conversion optimization experts say may be critical for improving shopping flow and conversions - 1) Motivate users: Your website must encourage visitors to take action by providing social proof like customer reviews, telling people how things will make them feel (e.g., happy), or showing where they rank relative to others. 2) Make more sense: Customers have a browser-brain barrier when buying things online because there is little for them to connect with, hold onto, or move around physically on a screen before deciding whether or not to purchase it. Providing scales, and photos from multiple angles so customers can get oriented before buying. Paul Boag shares a lot of valuable insights on our podcast. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="_a4KUJ014MA" title="UX Design & Conversion Optimization with Paul Boag" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/ux-design-conversion-optimization.png" desc=" It’s no secret that one of the essential parts of the design process is conversion optimization. So, what exactly is conversion optimization? Simply put, Conversion Optimization (also known as CRO) is a so-called “science-based marketing technique for testing different variants of the same marketing and/or product message to increase conversions or reduce costs. The aim is to use our understanding from psychology, sociology, and behavioral economics . . . with insights from decision sciences.” Digital tools have made this task easier thanks to graphics walkthroughs and tutorials, which make it easy for designers to test variations and pick the best version (or "A/B test"). UX design refers to the totality of the user’s interaction with the company’s products and services. Getting your UX design right can revolutionize your business. It all boils down to understanding people, what they need to solve their problems, and how they want them solved. Here are some UX design tips that conversion optimization experts say may be critical for improving shopping flow and conversions - 1) Motivate users: Your website must encourage visitors to take action by providing social proof like customer reviews, telling people how things will make them feel (e.g., happy), or showing where they rank relative to others. 2) Make more sense: Customers have a browser-brain barrier when buying things online because there is little for them to connect with, hold onto, or move around physically on a screen before deciding whether or not to purchase it. Providing scales, and photos from multiple angles so customers can get oriented before buying. Paul Boag shares a lot of valuable insights on our podcast. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-14" duration="PT00H48M57S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Paul Boag on the following resources: Website: https://boagworld.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulboag/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/boagworld

Job satisfaction is a term used to describe an individual's attitude or degree of happiness in their job. Job crafting is modifying one's job to improve work-related well-being, such as reducing job demands, increasing autonomy, and using personal strengths. Ask yourself the following: - Are you satisfied with the work schedule? - Do you feel like there are enough opportunities for professional development? - Do you feel like your skills and expertise are being utilized in your current position? It can affect how they live, the people they associate with, and their general outlook on life. It will also show you what changes you might want to make in your current or future position that may be more satisfying to you. Benjamin Ritter shares a lot of more on our podcast. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="TIKDs696oJU" title="Job Satisfaction and Job-Crafting with Benjamin Ritter" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/job-satisfaction-and-job-crafting.png" desc=" Job satisfaction is a term used to describe an individual's attitude or degree of happiness in their job. Job crafting is modifying one's job to improve work-related well-being, such as reducing job demands, increasing autonomy, and using personal strengths. Ask yourself the following: - Are you satisfied with the work schedule? - Do you feel like there are enough opportunities for professional development? - Do you feel like your skills and expertise are being utilized in your current position? It can affect how they live, the people they associate with, and their general outlook on life. It will also show you what changes you might want to make in your current or future position that may be more satisfying to you. Benjamin Ritter shares a lot of more on our podcast. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-14" duration="PT00H42M08S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Benjamin Ritter on the following resources: Website: https://www.liveforyourselfconsulting.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritterbenj/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ritterbenj

YouTube is the second-largest search engine in the world. It is a highly competitive environment, but if you know how to do it right, you can grow your channel and turn it into a business. There are three steps to YouTube growth: get an audience, make videos they like, and monetize. The most important thing is to post consistently, but there are other things you can do to increase your views and subscribers: - Create a compelling thumbnail for every video - In the description of the video, include a link to your website or other social media channels - Include a call to action in the video's description, like asking people to subscribe or comment. Richard Matharoo shares a lot more about YouTube marketing and growth. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="9ZXh5vplxn8" title="How to Grow YouTube Channel with Richard Matharoo" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/how-to-grow-youtube-channel.png" desc=" YouTube is the second-largest search engine in the world. It is a highly competitive environment, but if you know how to do it right, you can grow your channel and turn it into a business. There are three steps to YouTube growth: get an audience, make videos they like, and monetize. The most important thing is to post consistently, but there are other things you can do to increase your views and subscribers: - Create a compelling thumbnail for every video - In the description of the video, include a link to your website or other social media channels - Include a call to action in the video's description, like asking people to subscribe or comment. Richard Matharoo shares a lot more about YouTube marketing and growth. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-14 " duration="PT00H43M44S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Richard Matharoo on the following resources: Website: https://secure.tubealchemy.com/get-your-invite1661959659850 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardmatharoo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/richardmatharoo

The customer lifetime value is how long customers buy products. It’s calculated by adding up the net profit from all purchases made by a customer. The customer lifetime value can be calculated in one of two ways: - The first way is to calculate the total revenue generated by an individual customer over their lifetime. - The second way is to calculate the average revenue generated by all customers in a given period. The most critical factors contributing to a customer's lifetime value are an individual's propensity to purchase products and the frequency of these purchases. The importance is we gain good customers; we need to nurture them by providing products like a customer usually enjoys or would purchase when they buy it. One example is airline service; buying cheap flight tickets may increase the number of customers who don't need food onboard and don’t want to splurge on pricey luggage. Those customers might not be as valuable as other, more profitable customers that usually fly coach and carry on with their box of snacks. After analyzing some data, you should do a forecast checklist for better ROI (return on investment) for your marketing campaigns. Knowing your ideal type of client will help you budget better, optimize ROI more efficiently, and use less resources in allocating resources (e.g., ads) to prospective clients between set retention cost-verses potential payout figure and overall potential payout figure. You cannot grow your business with new customers if you're not good at retaining them. This section introduces you to Customer Lifetime Value, which gives you three ways to bargain with your customers. Customers who stay loyal and updated on your brand identity are happier, more loyal, and provide a better ROI. Start to make it a habit of asking these five questions: Is there anything we could do differently to make you understand our brand better? Did you find out something we could've asked that you need? Can we help in any way to have your identified needs met faster? What can we do so you don't have to worry when it comes time for an upgrade or an emergency? Is there anything I (a customer) need or should know that you didn't tell me yet? Daniel McCarthy teaches us more about retaining customers. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . Blog at www.thetaclv.com Twitter: @d_mccar [yt-video vid="9LY2Ri4ZHBM" title="Сustomer Lifetime Value with Daniel McCarthy" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/customer-lifetime-value.png" desc=" The customer lifetime value is how long customers buy products. It’s calculated by adding up the net profit from all purchases made by a customer. The customer lifetime value can be calculated in one of two ways: - The first way is to calculate the total revenue generated by an individual customer over their lifetime. - The second way is to calculate the average revenue generated by all customers in a given period. The most critical factors contributing to a customer's lifetime value are an individual's propensity to purchase products and the frequency of these purchases. The importance is we gain good customers; we need to nurture them by providing products like a customer usually enjoys or would purchase when they buy it. One example is airline service; buying cheap flight tickets may increase the number of customers who don't need food onboard and don’t want to splurge on pricey luggage. Those customers might not be as valuable as other, more profitable customers that usually fly coach and carry on with their box of snacks. After analyzing some data, you should do a forecast checklist for better ROI (return on investment) for your marketing campaigns. Knowing your ideal type of client will help you budget better, optimize ROI more efficiently, and use less resources in allocating resources (e.g., ads) to prospective clients between set retention cost-verses potential payout figure and overall potential payout figure. You cannot grow your business with new customers if you're not good at retaining them. This section introduces you to Customer Lifetime Value, which gives you three ways to bargain with your customers. Customers who stay loyal and updated on your brand identity are happier, more loyal, and provide a better ROI. Start to make it a habit of asking these five questions: Is there anything we could do differently to make you understand our brand better? Did you find out something we could've asked that you need? Can we help in any way to have your identified needs met faster? What can we do so you don't have to worry when it comes time for an upgrade or an emergency? Is there anything I (a customer) need or should know that you didn't tell me yet? Daniel McCarthy teaches us more about retaining customers. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-10" duration="PT00H42M17S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Daniel McCarthy on the following resources: Website: http://danielminhmccarthy.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmcc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/d_mccar

What are the Top 3 things most business owners miss entirely? …Often leading to what I call “Online Overwhelm”, meaning, “You can’t keep up, but even more importantly, you don’t know where to begin!” The first most significant thing eager entrepreneurs miss in developing a new website, lead magnets, videos, podcasts, blog posts, and any type of content, is market research. If you intend to have an online presence or start an online business, doesn’t it make sense to do a little market research first? And what’s the most significant, and relatively simple, type of market research that you can do? GOOGLE keyword research! GOOGLE has got the lowdown on all searches all over the world! GOOGLE knows what people are looking for, you should too, as it relates to your business. The second most significant thing that businesses neglect in launching an online presence for your business, or a new business in general, is branding. And if you are “the face of your business”, then personal branding is what you may want to consider. Branding aligns you with your intent for who you want to serve, how you communicate to your audience, and all of the promises you make about your offerings, among many other things. This is WAY beyond visual branding! This is how you are going to “energetically” align with your customers, clients, and communicate your unique offerings. (It’s an exercise in higher consciousness, integrity,discipline and concise communications.) The third most significant thing overlooked by business owners when it comes to digital marketing, is creating an intelligent content marketing strategy BEFORE diving in! Most entrepreneurs are eager to jump into everything online and end up with overwhelm, frustration, lack of conversions, a HUGE waste of time, and more. A little investment in all of these Top 3 things before you dive in will set you up for much greater success and deep-rooted clarity and confidence. Liz Gracia, Founder of TheAthenaArena.com and Host of the podcast AthenaArenaRadio.com shares a considerable amount of valuable insights and “Athena” wisdom on our podcast. Watch or listen to the entire episode to discover so much more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . GET ON THE WAITLIST for my online course launch: The Athena Arena- The Digital Content Strategy Academy for 6, 7, & 8 Figure (what I call) Wonder Woman Brands & Mastering Your Inner Game—here: https://www.theathenaarena.com/waitlist What do 6, 7, & 8-Figure "Wonder Woman Brands' Do for Their Online Success? Get My Top 10 Online Marketing Checklist here: https://www.theathenaarena.com/top10 [yt-video vid="YJlfe5XgZw0" title="The Top 3 Things Ignored in Digital Marketing with Liz Gracia" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/the-top-3-things-ignored-in-digital-marketing.png" desc=" Business owners often neglect something important focusing on generic ideas. It can cause them a lot of pain. The first thing that is overlooked is website development efforts. If you have a great product or service, but your website doesn't look good, then people will not buy from you. A company with a poorly designed website will not have any success because their site won't be attractive to potential customers. The second thing that businesses neglect in digital marketing is SEO efforts. SEO helps bring visitors to your site and convert them into paying customers and if you don't have it, then you're missing out on potential traffic to your site which means lost income for your business. The third thing overlooked by business owners when it comes to digital marketing is advertising efforts on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter as well as Google Ads campaigns and other paid advertising options available. Liz Gracia shares a lot of valuable insights on our podcast. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-10" duration="PT00H49M32S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Liz Gracia on the following resources: Website: https://www.theathenaarena.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lizgracia/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/theathenaarena

Vue and React have dominated front-end development, but many smaller libraries do the same thing, sometimes faster and better with less code. Wanna learn more about that? Chris Ferdinandi shares a lot of valuable insights and replies to the following questions: - What are JS frameworks? - What do you call someone who only does HTML and CSS and not JS frameworks? - Which JS frameworks are good for slow internet? - How many JS frameworks are there? - What are some problems you face working with JS frameworks? - What is the difference between AJAX and other JS frameworks? - How React and Vue are different from other JS frameworks? - What are the best front-end JS frameworks? Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="9BGicwq5CRo" title="The Rise and Fall of JS Frameworks with Chris Ferdinandi" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/the-rise-and-fall-of-js-frameworks.png" desc=" Vue and React have dominated front-end development, but many smaller libraries do the same thing, sometimes faster and better with less code. Wanna learn more about that? Chris Ferdinandi shares a lot of valuable insights and replies to the following questions: - What are JS frameworks? - What do you call someone who only does HTML and CSS and not JS frameworks? - Which JS frameworks are good for slow internet? - How many JS frameworks are there? - What are some problems you face working with JS frameworks? - What is the difference between AJAX and other JS frameworks? - How React and Vue are different from other JS frameworks? - What are the best front-end JS frameworks? Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-08" duration="PT00H40M53S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Chris Ferdinandi on the following resources: Website: https://gomakethings.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cferdinandi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisFerdinandi

Investing in website development is a long-term investment. It will take time for the site to rank high and generate good traffic. Hence, you must clearly know what you want to achieve with your site before investing in it. The following steps can help you invest in website development: - Who will be responsible for maintenance? - How long do I need the site to be up and running? - Is there any data that I need to protect on the site? - How much traffic do I expect to see on the site monthly or year? - Know your business goals and objectives: You need to define your goals and objectives clearly before investing in anything. This will also help you identify which website design suits your business best. - Research the market: Researching the market will help you know what products or services competitors offer and how they are priced. This will also help you identify gaps in the market where your company can fill them with its services or products. - Define your budget: Clearly defining the budget for this investment will ensure that there are no surprises when investing in website development. Website development is a crucial investment for any business. It is important to know what you are investing in, and it's also important to know that your website will be successful. The following checklist can help you understand the different aspects of website development and how they impact your business: - What type of website do I want? - Who will develop my website? - How much should I spend on developing my website? - What is the best strategy for marketing my site? - How often should I update my site? Investing in a website is not just about getting a website built. There are many other aspects to consider, such as the cost of maintenance, hosting, and security. Mohit Tater teaches you how to do it right. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="Juxa7TEV33I" title="How to Invest in Website Development with Mohit Tater" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/how-to-invest-in-website-development.png" desc=" Investing in website development is a long-term investment. It will take time for the site to rank high and generate good traffic. Hence, you must clearly know what you want to achieve with your site before investing in it. The following steps can help you invest in website development: - Who will be responsible for maintenance? - How long do I need the site to be up and running? - Is there any data that I need to protect on the site? - How much traffic do I expect to see on the site monthly or year? - Know your business goals and objectives: You need to define your goals and objectives clearly before investing in anything. This will also help you identify which website design suits your business best. - Research the market: Researching the market will help you know what products or services competitors offer and how they are priced. This will also help you identify gaps in the market where your company can fill them with its services or products. - Define your budget: Clearly defining the budget for this investment will ensure that there are no surprises when investing in website development. Website development is a crucial investment for any business. It is important to know what you are investing in, and it's also important to know that your website will be successful. The following checklist can help you understand the different aspects of website development and how they impact your business: - What type of website do I want? - Who will develop my website? - How much should I spend on developing my website? - What is the best strategy for marketing my site? - How often should I update my site? Investing in a website is not just about getting a website built. There are many other aspects to consider, such as the cost of maintenance, hosting, and security. Mohit Tater teaches you how to do it right. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-08" duration="PT00H34M46S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Mohit Tater on the following resources: Website: https://blackbookinvestments.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohittater/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MohitTater

A successful entrepreneurial journey starts with an idea. The idea should be validated, and then it needs to be funded. After that, the entrepreneur needs to make sure that there is a market for his or her product or service. Once this is done, the entrepreneur needs to find customers and create a business model that will work in the long run. Entrepreneurs need to have a growth mindset in order to succeed. This means they need to be open-minded and willing to take risks when necessary. They also need to be persistent and have perseverance when faced with challenges on their way. Entrepreneurship is not for everyone, but it is for those who have a passion for solving problems and creating new opportunities. Entrepreneurs are the ones who are always looking for ways to improve what already exists. They are the ones who can’t be satisfied with the way things are. Entrepreneurship is not just an idea but also the journey of becoming an entrepreneur. It is a mindset of being bold and daring in pursuit of your passion, ideas, and dreams. Kara Goldin shares a lot more about entrepreneurial journey and how to succeed in the end. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="B4jdP5Bfer0" title="Entrepreneurial Journey and Mindset with Kara Goldin" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/entrepreneurial-journey-and-mindset.png" desc=" A successful entrepreneurial journey starts with an idea. The idea should be validated, and then it needs to be funded. After that, the entrepreneur needs to make sure that there is a market for his or her product or service. Once this is done, the entrepreneur needs to find customers and create a business model that will work in the long run. Entrepreneurs need to have a growth mindset in order to succeed. This means they need to be open-minded and willing to take risks when necessary. They also need to be persistent and have perseverance when faced with challenges on their way. Entrepreneurship is not for everyone, but it is for those who have a passion for solving problems and creating new opportunities. Entrepreneurs are the ones who are always looking for ways to improve what already exists. They are the ones who can’t be satisfied with the way things are. Entrepreneurship is not just an idea but also the journey of becoming an entrepreneur. It is a mindset of being bold and daring in pursuit of your passion, ideas, and dreams. Kara Goldin shares a lot more about entrepreneurial journey and how to succeed in the end. Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-07" duration="PT00H42M44S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Kara Goldin on the following resources: Website: https://karagoldin.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karagoldin/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/karagoldin

UX copywriters should focus on balancing the text that provides clarity and education with elements of entertainment to keep the reader’s attention. The first step is to identify the type of product you are writing for. Adjust your tone and information density according to its purpose. A UX copywriter should focus on grammar and syntax and on being fluent in conversational language. The easiest way around this is just to do your best not to sound robotic in your writing. Creating a great user experience does not come from what is shown on the screen. Nobody will browse through a website or read an article if it is not well-written, targeted, and insightful. Writers are like dialogues - they need to tailor important information to make potential customers interested through crisp and focused language. If readers do not find their ideas interesting, they will close their browser tab and never proceed to further reading. Writers should always think about the natural flow of engagement by compellingly presenting ideas. It's time they create content that creates "sticky" UX! Yuval Keshtcher shares a lot of valuable insights and replies to the following questions: - What is UX writing? - How to learn UX writing? - How to start writing about UX? - What is UX-focused writing? - What degree do you need for UX writing? - How hard is UX writing? Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/ . [yt-video vid="iiUzwyRWMTo" title="How to Write for the Best UX with Yuval Keshtcher" img="https://unmiss.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/how-to-write-for-the-best-ux.png" desc=" UX copywriters should focus on balancing the text that provides clarity and education with elements of entertainment to keep the reader’s attention. The first step is to identify the type of product you are writing for. Adjust your tone and information density according to its purpose. A UX copywriter should focus on grammar and syntax and on being fluent in conversational language. The easiest way around this is just to do your best not to sound robotic in your writing. Creating a great user experience does not come from what is shown on the screen. Nobody will browse through a website or read an article if it is not well-written, targeted, and insightful. Writers are like dialogues - they need to tailor important information to make potential customers interested through crisp and focused language. If readers do not find their ideas interesting, they will close their browser tab and never proceed to further reading. Writers should always think about the natural flow of engagement by compellingly presenting ideas. It's time they create content that creates "sticky" UX! Yuval Keshtcher shares a lot of valuable insights and replies to the following questions: - What is UX writing? - How to learn UX writing? - How to start writing about UX? - What is UX-focused writing? - What degree do you need for UX writing? - How hard is UX writing? Watch or listen to the entire episode to know a lot more. Let’s discuss more in our group - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12416146/. " upload="2022-11-07" duration="PT00H43M39S" shadow="1" lazy="1"] Learn more about Yuval Keshtcher on the following resources: Website: https://uxwritinghub.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuvalkesh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KeshYuval