Editing your web-content

Since readers on the web have very little attention span, many web content writers might think writing for the web takes little effort and should take a form of jot notes. Writing for the web is different but not less difficult than writing for the print media. And I have learned the lesson in the hard way.
So my advice to the new content writer would be: read the articles on how to write web contents, apply the strategies you have learned but don’t get overwhelmed. Even in the fancy world of digital media, a typo is still a typo and an error is still an error.
Though the majority (79%) of the readers might just scan through your text and overlook your mistakes, there will be 21% readers who will read your text word to word. And as a writer, it means, you should always put your 100% while editing your content.