Land More Interviews with an ATS Optimized Resume! Is your resume getting rejected before a recru...Land More Interviews with an ATS Optimized Resume! Is your resume getting rejected before a recru...
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Clean and confident, Redwan. The Let's Take Your Career to the Next Level headline with the warm portrait beside it does the trust building instantly. For coaches buying a template, is the booking flow the part they customize most, or is it mostly the copy?
Behind the scenes: turning a plain listing into an SEO-friendly one. 🔍
Before: "Water bottle. Good quality."
After: "Insulated Water Bottle, 750 ml | Reusable Tumbler with Handle"
My process:
→ Find the main keyword (what would a shopper type?)
→ Put it near the start of the title
→ Add the real details: size, material, use
→ Keep the description clear and easy to read
This is a practice example with a made-up product.
Clean before/after. One thing I'd add for marketplace titles: keep the main keyword and the key detail inside the first ~80 characters, since mobile cuts the rest off. Do you pick the main keyword from search volume, or from what competitors rank for?
Hey everyone! 👋 Working on two wordmark directions for a client and would love a quick typographic gut check from fellow designers.
Which of these two options feels more readable to you? Drop your vote and let me know your thoughts below.
Thanks
Hey Dumitru! 👋 Great exploration! The first option (nth) has super strong character - that custom n with the curved stem + connected sth ligature feels very bold and editorial. For readability though, the sth connection is a bit tight at small sizes - might read as "rth" at...