In my more than two years serving as the content creator for WooCommerce, I wrote 200 posts, responded to over 600 comments, and literally wore out an Macbook keyboard to the point of failure. (Eat your heart out, George R.R. Martin.)<\/p>\n
I’ve learned three valuable lessons while writing for a business of Woo’s size that I’d like to share:<\/p>\n
1. Never, ever fully commit to a publish date if you can help it — people get sick, writers don’t deliver, and unexpected things will happen.
\n2. Commenters are going to test your patience — always be kind, always think of their intent, and look for the gems (the funny ones\/the helpers).
\n3. Writing content for a business is not easy, but it is rewarding. Lots of examples to share here: people recognizing\/thanking me at WordCamps, getting comments weeks later saying “I did this and it worked!” and knowing you’re making it easier for someone to succeed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In my more than two years serving as the content creator for WooCommerce, I wrote 200 posts, responded to over 600 comments, and literally wore out an Macbook keyboard to the point of failure. (Eat your heart out, George R.R. Martin.) I’ve learned three valuable lessons while writing for a business of Woo’s size that … <\/p>\n