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Chris Williams

Chris is a freelance Web writer and editor in the San Francisco Bay Area. Whenever a project or shiny object isn’t distracting him, Chris blogs about Web writing, content marketing and (occasionally) SEO at blue-ferret.com. If you’re in any creative industry, follow his heavily-satirical “Copywriter’s Internal Monologue” tweet series at @blueferret.

How to Rewrite a Privacy Policy Into a Marketing Advantage

By Chris Williams | Published: September 14, 2010

Tweet You might be thinking, “Privacy policy? Who cares about that? It’s just something. . .  more

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Author: Chris Williams

Chris is a freelance Web writer and editor in the San Francisco Bay Area. Whenever a project or shiny object isn't distracting him, Chris blogs about Web writing, content marketing and (occasionally) SEO at blue-ferret.com. If you're in any creative industry, follow his heavily-satirical "Copywriter's Internal Monologue" tweet series at @blueferret.

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How to Avoid a Never-Ending Edit Cycle (The Dangers of “Just a Few More Changes”)

By Chris Williams | Published: June 21, 2010

Tweet Meet Lou. Lou is a marketing manager for XYZ Corp. Lou receives new. . .  more

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Author: Chris Williams

Chris is a freelance Web writer and editor in the San Francisco Bay Area. Whenever a project or shiny object isn't distracting him, Chris blogs about Web writing, content marketing and (occasionally) SEO at blue-ferret.com. If you're in any creative industry, follow his heavily-satirical "Copywriter's Internal Monologue" tweet series at @blueferret.

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