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Don't forget anything important, okay? will probably be the most extensive part of your style guide. We choose to structure it in the following way. OUR CHANNELS The Content Marketing blog The blog Exit from place Blog Write for the web Our Social Media Channels Other Rock Content channels * For now we only have the Rock Content blog and Social Media channels in Spanish. We first detail the language and characteristics of our three blogs. After that, we talked about our social media channels and quickly moved on to our other channels like Rock Content University or Rock Jobs . Section . Other important things Section , “other important things” is completely optional.
Just so you better understand what we put in this section, this is what we Special Data chose to reveal in our style guide. OTHERS Our offers Our emails Landing Pages Chatting with Leads FURTHER Web elements Brand Manual Dictionary We decided to talk about the language of our offers, emails, landing pages and offer some details on how to converse with our leads. All of this is very important for our officials and co marketing partners to understand how the communication mechanics of our lead generation process work. We also decided to insert. Web Elements. Brand Manual. Dictionary of terms most used in our daily lives. We find that having the most important branding, web elements and terms registered saves a lot of time and optimizes when talking to potential partners who need to use our visual identity or even clients who want to understand the terms we use in our conversations.
Oh, don't forget. regardless of whether or not you decide to include section in your style guide, don't forget to make a brief conclusion about everything you decided to insert in it, okay? Other style guides that serve as inspiration Each company has its own style obviously. when creating its guide. Therefore, before you make yours, it would be very good if you gather as many references as possible to understand how each brand chooses to register its language and tone of voice. Here at Rock Content we use the following guides as a reference. MailChimp Style Guide Buffer Style Guide The HubSpot Style Guide And the Digital Results Style Guide Where to use your style guide? Creating your style guide does not guarantee that people will read what you put there. But it doesn't cost anything to try, right? Disseminate your guide among your collaborators, partners, freelancers and clients if they deem necessary .
Just so you better understand what we put in this section, this is what we Special Data chose to reveal in our style guide. OTHERS Our offers Our emails Landing Pages Chatting with Leads FURTHER Web elements Brand Manual Dictionary We decided to talk about the language of our offers, emails, landing pages and offer some details on how to converse with our leads. All of this is very important for our officials and co marketing partners to understand how the communication mechanics of our lead generation process work. We also decided to insert. Web Elements. Brand Manual. Dictionary of terms most used in our daily lives. We find that having the most important branding, web elements and terms registered saves a lot of time and optimizes when talking to potential partners who need to use our visual identity or even clients who want to understand the terms we use in our conversations.
Oh, don't forget. regardless of whether or not you decide to include section in your style guide, don't forget to make a brief conclusion about everything you decided to insert in it, okay? Other style guides that serve as inspiration Each company has its own style obviously. when creating its guide. Therefore, before you make yours, it would be very good if you gather as many references as possible to understand how each brand chooses to register its language and tone of voice. Here at Rock Content we use the following guides as a reference. MailChimp Style Guide Buffer Style Guide The HubSpot Style Guide And the Digital Results Style Guide Where to use your style guide? Creating your style guide does not guarantee that people will read what you put there. But it doesn't cost anything to try, right? Disseminate your guide among your collaborators, partners, freelancers and clients if they deem necessary .