EERE Communication Standards Blog

New Contacts Added to the Communication Standards Site

There are a lot of people who work on the EERE Web site, and it can sometimes be difficult to know just who is responsible for what—especially when every EERE Program and Office has its own set of contacts. So we've expanded our list of contacts for the EERE Program Web sites so that it includes the Web Coordinators, lead contractors, and EES technical contacts for each site.

You can see a description of all the roles on Web Roles and Responsibilities.

This list is always evolving, so feel free to contact the Communication Standards Webmaster with any and all updates to this list. And if you have any questions or comments, feel free to leave them here on the blog!

Parking Lot Questions: Social Media and Search

Over the last few weeks I've been answering the questions that we weren't able to answer during our April 30 Web Coordinators Workshop. Now, after a couple weeks, we're ready to answer the last question:

Do links from social media impact EERE page rankings in commercial search engines?

Parking Lot Questions: PowerPoint Files, Subheaders for Text Versions

As I mentioned last week, I'm going to answer a few of the questions that were asked during the April 30 Web Coordinators Workshop every week until we get through the list.

This week I'm going to answer two more of the questions from the "parking lot" that we didn't have time to answer during the already busy afternoon. Here's what I'm going to cover:

• What do you do when you have a PowerPoint file to post? How do you make that accessible?
• Should subheaders be used in text versions?