Writing for the web with Grant Doyle
One-day seminar: 9.30am - 4.00pm
Fee: $365 (includes GST)
There's a big difference between the way you write for the web, compared to traditional print. You need to ensure you write content that is scannable and succinct. In this intensive one-day seminar, you’ll learn the golden rules for writing for the web and discover a framework for conveying information online.
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The aim of the seminar is to equip you with the skills to write effectively for the web. You may already be a confident writer, but this seminar will take the guesswork out of your online writing by giving you a clear framework to follow.
This seminar is held at the Sydney Writers' Centre in our professional harbourside training rooms.
Writing for the web with Grant Doyle
One-day seminar: 9.30am - 4.00pm
Fee: $365 (includes GST)

| Rave reviews about Writing for the web: "I'm excited! I've got the inside scoop on the all the crazy stuff that makes writing for the web so different to the printed word. Work just got easier. And way more fun - in a word nerdy kind of way." - Meghan Thompson "The presenter was lovely, very friendly and helpful. I left the session feeling very inspired! My understanding of the topic has been improved and my horizons broadened." - Michelle Hooker "I have gained more confidence to go forward and write content for the web without the doubt as to whether I am writing correctly." - Debbie Ansell "Grant led a lively workshop in which participants became fully involved. He successfully integrated the excellent seminar materials with participants' individual work situations/experience, creating interesting models for discussion and analysis. It gave me a solid sense of what's needed to write effective websites and introduced me to the necessary parameters. The workshop also gave me confidence that I'm in fact not so far off the mark with some of the skills I already have." - Ruth Tofler-Riesel "The content was relevant to my current situation. I am able to take with me additional skills and a 'things to do list' that will enhance our web site. I now have a better understanding of how to present information for our current and future customers." - Karen Pritchard |
