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Why do press release websites always look like shit? It feels like they intentionally go out of their way to make the content feel more generic and less readable from the rest of their website. https://newsroom.chipotle.com/2024-09-16-CHIPOTLE-DEBUTS-AUTOCADO-AND-THE-AUGMENTED-MAKELINE-BY-HYPHEN-IN-RESTAURANTS
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@samantha
Why is the preview yelling at me 😰😰😰😰
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They're for scrapers and robots, not for humans
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Always @purple 😁
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@haier
From my experience working with large corporations, uploading press releases often feels like a checkbox task rather than a priority as there is frequently a disconnect between user experience, campaigns, and PR. But you are right the website design doesn’t help at all as it makes the content feel even more generic and less engaging.
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It’s obvious they do that on purpose just to get more views and sell some shit The headline will be very catchy and rest of the content is shitty
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