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Some Suggestions for Content Reuse

April 20, 2020October 22, 2020 ~ Richard Rabil, Jr.

For technical writers, content reuse it a great idea---but way more difficult in practice than it sounds. Here are some of my practical suggestions on how to do it in a sustainable way, based on my years of experience implementing it with tools like Confluence and Madcap Flare.

Resources on How Technical Writers Can Support Sales

May 30, 2019May 30, 2019 ~ Richard Rabil, Jr. ~ 1 Comment

I just published an article on how documentation can enable sales. Here's an annotated list of the resources I used in my research.

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