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One thing that's worked for me is to make up gibberish text that matches the general contours of the eventual content. For example, a "call to action" phrase at
by zachrose 12y ago
One thing that's worked for me is to make up gibberish text that matches the general contours of the eventual content. For example, a "call to action" phrase at the end of marketing copy might look like:
"See can good great. Imperative, yes."
- IgorPartola 12y agoThe problem with that is that when you are launching the site at the 11th hour, the content editor will overlook this because at first glance it looks like English. Not saying that happens often, but it this makes it a lot easier to happen. I actually like this Blokk thing specifically because it is not text. You can't mistake this for proper content.