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Created six new category landing pages for the Google Ads campaign: Infrastructure as Code, Platform Engineering, DevOps Automation, Developer Platforms, Cloud Infrastructure Automation, and Multicloud. Each page includes category-specific titles, headings, and utm_source tracking parameters.
Removed usage of 'easiest' and 'simple' per STYLE-GUIDE.md which prohibits words that judge difficulty. Changed 'smartest and easiest way' to 'most comprehensive way', 'fastest and easiest way' to 'Use Pulumi IaC at scale', and 'simple queries' to 'powerful queries' across all six category landing pages.
Based on feedback, consolidated from 6 category pages to 3 persona-based landing pages: 1. Platform Teams (/gads/platform-teams/) - merges platform engineering + developer platforms Keywords: platform engineering, internal developer platform, developer productivity platform 2. Infrastructure/DevOps Engineers (/gads/infrastructure-engineers/) - merges IaC + DevOps automation + cloud infrastructure automation Keywords: IaC tools, DevOps automation, cloud infrastructure automation 3. Multi-Cloud Operations (/gads/multicloud/) - kept separate Keywords: multi-cloud, cross-cloud, hybrid cloud Each page uses appropriate UTM source tracking and category-specific DKI placeholders. All pages maintain style guide compliance (no 'easiest' or 'simple').
Updated the content to enhance clarity and focus on self-service infrastructure capabilities. Revised key features, descriptions, and case studies for better alignment with platform engineering goals.
Documentation ReviewI've reviewed this PR for style, accuracy, and best practices. Overall, the changes improve clarity and focus on platform engineering use cases. However, I found several issues that need attention: Critical Issues1. Missing front matter field (Line 1) 2. Missing newline at end of file (Line 224) Style & Clarity Issues3. Inconsistent feature list structure (Lines 18-31) 4. Vague/unmeasurable claims (Line 31) 5. Case studies section incomplete (Lines 201-222) 6. Missing period at end of sentence (Line 222) 7. Stats section update (Lines 166-168) 8. Removed CTA buttons Minor Issues9. Code example filename inconsistency (Lines 93, 103)
Consider keeping consistent with existing examples unless there's a reason to change. 10. Code example filename inconsistency (Line 103)
Note: The original had incorrect casing ( Recommendations
Mention me (@claude) if you'd like me to review the updated version or help with any of these fixes. |
Updated the content to enhance clarity and focus on self-service infrastructure capabilities. Revised key features, descriptions, and case studies for better alignment with platform engineering goals.
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