Edition 005 ·

Before you share the link.

The next person needs to find the right file, understand the page and reach the source. A small publishing check makes each of those easier.

A free web edition, not a sent email. The examples illustrate methods, not measured audience results.

The structure

Read only the headings. They should explain the article’s path and use meaningful nesting.

Write headings that help someone navigate the article. ↗

The handoff

Give the draft a recognizable name and keep its review state in a short note.

Name shared drafts so the next person can find the right one. ↗

The destination

Open the exact URL and check the supporting passage. A successful status code is only the beginning.

Check the links in your article before publishing. ↗

One thing to try.

Try this: take the next article you plan to share and check its outline, current draft and three most important links.

The short version.

Watch the 30-second explainer ↗

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