I'm not a PR person, but if you're going to do a "Top 10 Myths Dispelled" list, here's a recommendation: These lists follow a standard format. You list the my

I'm not a PR person, but if you're going to do a "Top 10 Myths Dispelled" list, here's a recommendation: These lists follow a standard format. You list the myth, and you list the counter-claim. But why make the most prominent things on your page a bunch of untrue, negative things about your company? Some people avoid this by not even listing the myth directly. For instance, for #1, they might just title it, "Square is NOT more expensive." But if you do list the myth directly, I would put it in body type, but then make the counter-claim big and bold.