Sentence examples for smart editorial from inspiring English sources
Their core product consists of making smart editorial decisions and publishing sharp voices.
A smart editorial approach isn't the only best practice theme highlighted in the research.
Here, as is his wont, Mr. Ethridge mixes commissioned and more personal work with a smart editorial sensibility.
Free downloads - in MP3 and WMA format - of independent or underground artists (mainly from the US), with smart editorial and personalised radio streams to boot.
Combining beautiful design, smart editorial content, and e-commerce, Peek seeks to offer helpful suggestions about things to do in a foreign city, along with the ability to actually plan and book events and experiences all in one place.
But it provides travelers going to those places with some smart editorial, some high-quality activities to choose from, and some insight from celebrities and tastemakers who know those locations best.
They brought with them what they said was one of the most important lessons they'd learned while building JungleCents — that the key to effective marketing, and those oft-elusive high conversion rates, is smart, editorial-driven content.
The most important lesson the co-founders learned from JungleCents, they said at the time, was that the key to great marketing and high conversion rates is "smart, editorial-driven content".
But maybe Dow Jones could also help the economy by convincing its own editors and writers to exercise smarter editorial judgment: To stop reporting the flawed BLS data as if it were gospel.
Rachel Schnalzer, a key contributor to the brilliant relaunch of the Food section, will shift her attention to Foreign/National and Technology/Business, bringing her editorial smarts to these two vital areas of coverage.
To efficiently "highlight" the best contributions and filter the spam downward would require the merger of very smart code and prudent editorial judgement – according to each organization – and would be the holy grail of moderators everywhere.
