: Re: How does web page writing differ from blog and article writing? Yesterday I was talking with a client and he asked me to write web page content. I told him that I can write blogs and articles.

It seems that what your client wants is "content management", or more specifically, "copywriting".

It differs from blog writing and articles, because it's generally shorter and more to-the-point. It aims to convey a specific information about what the site has to offer. For example, a description of products, of services, or short texts that need to attract or guide the user. It supports the function of the website.

A blog and an article are generally more free-form, and with a personal touch both in the ideas and in the style. A "copy" can be stilish and fancy, of course, but the purpose is not to express the author's point of view or feelings, but rather a specific message in line with the website's offering.

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