• Amazon Sponsored Product ads will now appear on Pinterest, Buzzfeed, and beyond.
• Infographic: Check out Meta’s best practices for ad performance.
• While you’re at it, TikTok released a Beginner’s Handbook for creative ads.
• McDonald’s is selling t-shirts that camouflage your McFlurry in Portugal.

The UX Cookbook has whipped up a quick guide for web writing, which is especially handy because it’s written precisely following its own rules, such as:

• Edit and revise the day after you write.
• Use lists and numbered instructions.
• Use fragments and phrases and one-sentence paragraphs.
• Add pictures and other visual elements.
• Employ useful headings, like questions and verb phrases.
• Think journalism, not academic writing. Start with the conclusion.
• Use active voice, personal pronouns, action verbs.
• Use parallelisms and patterns.
• Choose words that people know.
• Make your links descriptive.

Check out the post for an example of how these tricks work in tandem.

“@Eesel, do we have a process for this?” Eesel uses ChatGPT to integrate with your company’s knowledge hub—like Notion or Google Docs—and build an oracle that can answer any question over Slack or Microsoft Teams. So you don’t have to interrupt your favorite coworker for the sixth time today.

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