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Provide a “Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)” page. People love FAQs because these cut to the chase. Some folks like websites and blogs, and others prefer RSS feeds, email lists, Facebook pages, and Twitter feeds. Graphics, pictures, and videos make a website or blog more interesting and enchanting. Craft an “About” page.
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Provide a “Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)” page. People love FAQs because these cut to the chase. Some folks like websites and blogs, and others prefer RSS feeds, email lists, Facebook pages, and Twitter feeds. Graphics, pictures, and videos make a website or blog more interesting and enchanting. Craft an “About” page.
Startup Professionals Musings
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Provide a “Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)” page. People love FAQs because these cut to the chase. Some folks like websites and blogs, and others prefer RSS feeds, email lists, Facebook pages, and Twitter feeds. Graphics, pictures, and videos make a website or blog more interesting and enchanting. Craft an “About” page.
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Provide a “Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)” page. People love FAQs because these cut to the chase. Some folks like websites and blogs, and others prefer RSS feeds, email lists, Facebook pages, and Twitter feeds. Graphics, pictures, and videos make a website or blog more interesting and enchanting. Craft an “About” page.
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Provide a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. People love FAQs because these cut to the chase. Some folks like websites and blogs, and others prefer RSS feeds, email lists, Facebook pages, and Twitter feeds. Graphics, pictures, and videos make a website or blog more interesting and enchanting. Craft an About page.
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