Dissemination Toolkit: Project Websites
Websites are a great way to share resources and information about your project. However, they can be expensive to make and maintain. Below are some tips for deciding whether a website is right for your project, determing which website content management system best fits your needs, and bringing visitors to your site.
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2019
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Planning to create a website to feature your project's work? Here are some tips and things to think about.
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Have you ever fielded a call from a journalist asking for an interview about your work? Was the resulting article and quote(s) what you expected? To make the most of your next opportunity, here are a few tips for when you are the interviewee.
Data, data, data. Determine how well your website, Facebook page, tweets, video, or email is performing and compare posts, content, and views over time.
It is important to start thinking early about how to communicate about your project and prepare to sustain your work and projects following the completion of your project. Using the dissemination section of your proposal as a guide, think about how you want to portray your project and its work. 
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