Great question! What if the website is from a company like Nike or The Mayo Clinic? That counts as an author. Even if no person’s name is listed, the organization is the author.
So you’d write: A recent study by Mayo Clinic suggests naps improve memory. You do use the organization name in-text. That’s not the scary “no author” scenario.
Only use the title trick when there’s truly no author at all—not even a corporate one. Got it? Good. Now you’re a citation ninja.
