We’ve published another year’s worth of blog content and now is\u00a0my chance to take a look back and see how far we’ve come since this blog was just an idea in my head.<\/p>\n
In 2016 we nearly doubled our editorial team. For me, that meant fresh ideas for posts, and new approaches and styles of writing. As a result, I think we’ve increased the\u00a0variety of content we’ve produced during the past year.<\/p>\n
We had two guest posts on the blog this year, and they both made it in to the top five.<\/p>\n
That’s a clear sign that you’re looking to hear from other editors about their experiences. That’s something that’s supported by the positive response we’ve had to our web editor community events.<\/p>\n
To build on this, my goal for the blog for 2017 is to get more guest posts on the blog – so if you’ve got an idea, get in touch<\/a>.<\/p>\n I’m interested to see a couple of our team updates in the list. I took a look to see if I could spot what managed to hook people’s interest for those two weeks in March.<\/p>\n The first\u00a0introduced our new members of staff; Andrew, Emily and Fen. The latter covered the launch of the new Careers website.<\/p>\n Not all of our popular posts in 2016 were written the same year. In fact, the top performing post on the blog during 2016 was written the year before.<\/p>\n It’s popular because it remains relevant to all our editors and presents practical tips for using Siteimprove to find content and assets on your website<\/a>.<\/p>\n There were quite a few contenders for my favourite among the 62 posts we wrote last year. High up the list was one from Fen on the use of bold<\/a>, but I figured I couldn’t just give it to her for the Star Trek reference.<\/p>\n Instead, I’ve chosen a post on another topic that’s close to my heart – clarity. In Making Research Readable for All<\/a>, Andrew looks at why using Plain English and producing scannable content are the key to communicating your message.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We’ve published another year’s worth of blog content and now is\u00a0my chance to take a look back and see how far we’ve come since this blog was just an idea in my head. In 2016 we nearly doubled our editorial … Continue reading Popular evergreen content<\/h2>\n
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