If you're involved in the ever-changing world of SEO, content sharing, and engagement, you've probably read tips for better web copy a hundred times. I hope you've also compiled a list of your favorite techniques to use when writing copy for a website, especially if you're always writing for the same one. Consistency is a wonderful thing.

I have, below, my personal checklist for writing exceptional web copy. This list is what makes my writing so impeccable, so intriguing, so...brag-worthy. Well, maybe not all that, but these tips DO help me organize my copy into something worth reading.

Ah November. The month of turkey, family and football. For LevelTen, it was business as usual as we saw our crack team of bloggers cover topics across the Internet spectrum. From Klout scores to Drupal Camps and new Google products - no topic was left uncovered.

If you missed a day (or two) of reading our blog (it's ok, we'll forgive you), here's a recap of our posts from the month.

Michael Kasberg

• LevelTen Launches Open Enterprise

Everyone loves a good team building activity. Everyone also loves a little paintball game. So why not join the two? That is exactly what our LevelTen Team did this past week and we thought we would share a few of the highlights with you! They do say a picture is worth a thousand words! Enjoy!

Today, LevelTen unveiled a new platform for the Drupal community to facilitate Drupal beginners and professionals alike. From organizations ready to create an online presence to enterprise-level companies searching for a scalable cornerstone on which to build, Open Enterprise is equipped to propel your business into the future using innovative technology, results-oriented strategies, and a library of knowledge and tutorials.

Ahh, November. Two great traditions got started last year in November. Sporting ridiculous looking, half-grown mustaches as a part of the Movember campaign and the pilgrimage to DrupalCamp Austin.

There is nothing more irritating than knowing a place exists and searching for it on Google, only to have it not show up on the location search. So when our Marketing Manager, Colin, asked me to write a post about the 5 most important ranking criteria for Google local business listings, I was thrilled. I could finally figure out just why my favorite little shops were leaving me high and dry when I tried to find their locations.

Seeing as I am a new member to Twitter myself – I wanted to put out there a simple and unique guide to the twitter basics… all in 140 words... Enjoy and Happy Twittering!

Set up your log in information and your profile.
Twitter is a social networking/microblogging service used across the world.

If you haven't already tried Open Atrium, you should immediately do so. Once you do, you'll want to put all their cool customize stuff into your website. While the documentation says that it uses context, spaces and features to accomplish their "whiz bang" features, they also use a few theme tricks to bind it all together.

I'm going to show you what is necessary to get your theme ready for the "Customize dashboard" functionality in openatrium.

The South by Southwest (SXSW) conference and Drupal hold a special place in our hearts. After all, it was at SXSW in 2008 that LevelTen first discovered the awesomeness that is Drupal. Since that date, we've never looked back! In support of our favorite content management system, here are all of the Drupal related panel pitches we could find. Hurry up and vote, too, since public voting ends tomorrow!

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m no usability expert, but I do know pretty quickly when a feature on a site is hard, tedious or confusing. In that same vein I’m a sucker for when things make my life easier! I can do the same amount of work in less time to get to doing the things I enjoy; which is why I love these five easy Drupal usability modules. Setup on all of them is a snap and when you’re done you’ll actually have more free time, and we all need more of that.