: 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.

Everything FraEnrico said : It's about professional rather than personal, an informational style rather than a viewpoint. While blogs and articles can be considered web page content, they are not the only type.

It sounds like your client already has an idea of the sort of things he wants, though I understand that you might not have wanted to give him the impression you didn't know what he meant. I find the question "Can you give me an example of the sort of thing you had in mind?" particularly useful when dealing with customer expectations - we might agree on what we think he means, but with clients this might not be the same as their understanding of what they believe they have asked.

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