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robg1

13 years ago

Your first option would be my choice as they are titles

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zdebx

13 years ago

Are You Serious or are you serious?

P.S. It makes no f'ing difference, as long as the first letter is a capital...

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Oscar D

13 years ago

I would also suggest your first option, in my opinion having both the letters capital looks professional

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Shannon Herod

13 years ago

If you go to any large site you will see they use the About Us formatt. That is also the format I use on my pages.

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brainworktech

13 years ago

Hi you can use first one but my suggestion is
About Us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Contact Us
It is your choice

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robg1 13 years ago

Originally Posted by brainworktech

Hi you can use first one but my suggestion is
About Us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Contact Us
It is your choice

Well that is the first one.
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x3xsolxdierx3x

13 years ago

Originally Posted by 7Dorian

Go with this one.

And yes, it does make a difference - to some of us anyways, like me. No title case = sloppy. Just look at any professional website.

Some people are ribbing you over trivialities, but you were right to ask. There are people who say it doesn't matter and then there are people who say it does matter. Simple solution: Please both groups by using Title Case

I admit, I chuckled a little when I read the first post...but, I'm so Type-A that I admit to thinking in depth about things like this...."the devil is in the details", plus it goes a long way when you show you have attention to things as seemingly "minuscule" as that....

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Anonymous Affiliate

13 years ago

It makes absolutely no difference. Don't waste your working time and focus on nitpicking minor details...

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- Alexa Smith Banned 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by crii113
  
  It would look unprofessional if it's wrong.
  
  There isn't a "wrong", or a "right", about this. It's stylistic only.
  
  I wish I had your problems instead of my own.
  
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- Anonymous Affiliate 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by crii113
  
  I think it does make a difference if we have a visitor that knows english well.It would look unprofessional if it's wrong.
  
  Every second you spend pondering about this nonsense, it's a second you don't spend in what truly matters: driving traffic, increasing conversions, creating products, etc.
  
  Up to you buddy...
  
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Paul Hill SEO

13 years ago

I get the desire for perfection but I wouldn't worry too much about this. As long as you are consistent then it won't make too much difference..

If you put as much thought in to your content creation then you should be ok - lots of late nights but ok

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Ghoster

13 years ago

Always write these in title case.

For longer titles, do not capitalize articles, prepositions or conjunctions unless they appear as the first word.

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So..."About Us" is proper title case.