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I’m Randy Brown. Engineer turned writer turned online entrepreneur. I’ve built real audiences in multiple niches since 2011, and I teach you exactly how to do the same thing.
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30 years of technical experience.
12 years of content business.
I started as an electronics technician, spent a decade as an industrial engineer at Denso, then built multiple content sites from scratch, including one that reached 30,000 monthly readers. I’ve written over 1,000 articles in WordPress and other subjects for clients including Elegant Themes, Thomas Nelson, and Zondervan, and I designed a Bible that sold out two printings. I know both the technical side and the business side, and I teach the way an engineer thinks: clearly, practically, step by step.
Elegant Themes | Thomas Nelson | Zondervan | Bible Designer | Industrial Engineer
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Writing for Different Audiences: Beginners vs. Experts
Writing for Different Audiences: Beginners vs. Experts One of the biggest mistakes in technical writing is assuming every reader needs the same explanation. They don’t. A beginner and an expert approach documentation very differently: Beginners need guidance and...
How to Organize Documentation So People Can Actually Find Things
You can write the clearest documentation in the world… …but if people can’t find what they need, it isn't helpful. This is where most documentation fails; not in writing, but in organization. Good organization helps users: Find answers quickly Navigate without...
How to Use Examples and Screenshots Effectively in Documentation
One of the fastest ways to improve your documentation is simple: Show more. Tell less. Examples and screenshots bridge the gap between explanation and understanding. They take something abstract and make it concrete. Used poorly, they can clutter your content, confuse...