The Web Writer Spotlight

In keeping with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s promise to improve Facebook Group admin tools, Facebook has rolled out a new screening process for new Group members. Now, users who want to join a new Group will answer three questions to determine if they are right for that group.

The editing and proofreading process is an integral part of any kind of writing. These handy editing and proofreading tools for web content writers will ensure your content is polished and professional so that both search engines and your readers are satisfied.

Is LinkedIn a part of your content marketing strategy? Now is a good time to post your articles and blog posts on LinkedIn. Digital content publishers, marketers are enjoying a big spike in traffic to their website from LinkedIn.

YouTube this week opened up a preview of its new website design to get user's feedback. The new website design highlights your favorite videos and creators, while making YouTube easier and more fun to use.

If you wish to increase the chances of your blog posts going viral, and garner maximum attention from your target audience and readers, these ideas can certainly help you get there.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could be more persuasive? Well, to get your requests granted, all you need to do is remember to use these magic words: "but you are free."

Barely a year after Arianna Huffington exited as editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post, the site has rebranded. The Huffington Post is now HuffPost. And Ms. Huffington "loves" the new name and brand change.

Yahoo last week announced it expects to complete its sale to Verizon for $4.8 billion this June, marking the end of its history as an independent firm. While Yahoo was one of Silicon Valley’s most riveting success stories in its heyday, now it stands as a warning to others.

HubSpot and video creation platform Shakr this week announced the launch of StoriesAds.com, a tool for easily and quickly creating compelling video content tailored for Instagram’s vertical format.

Internet trolls used to be largely harmless online troublemakers. Now they dominate online discussions on Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, comment section of sites and dozens of other online venues. The result of this dominance is that the future of the internet doesn’t look so bright.

In February 2016, Facebook announced that Instant Articles (IA) were being opened up to all publishers. A year later, publishers are still using Instant Articles to grow their businesses, and continue to show goodwill to the Facebook-native publishing platform. But, enthusiasm has cooled off a bit.