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Why Typos and Factual Errors Could be Killing Your Blog Readership

January 29, 2009 by Easton Ellsworth

gooseGrade HomepageAre you a stickler for spelling, grammar and syntax? Have you ever turned away from a blog or website because you found a factual error?

gooseGrade Survey: People Care About Typos and Factual Mistakes on Blogs and Social Media

Do your blog readers care whether you can spell Barack Obama?

A 2008 survey conducted by gooseGrade, a crowdsourcing editing tool for bloggers and social media content creators, tried to find out how much consumers of new media content really care about typos and factual mistakes. (See TechCrunch’s database entry on gooseGrade.)

The survey had 175 respondents and resulted in data such as the following: [Read more…]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Blogging, facts, gooseGrade, grammar, spelling, truth, writing

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