Keeping Business Writing Simple-Even When It’s Not

Keeping business writing simple sounds like a good idea. Your reader would certainly appreciate it. But imagine creating content for a boss who loves technical white papers with loads of references. Or you work in information technology and market to non-techie...

What Went Write in Your 1st Quarter?

It’s time again for a check on What Went Write in your first quarter. After a year like 2020, who could blame you if you are still in a bit of a funk? So, I hope this annual reminder can help you feel you are doing something positive during a pandemic we just...

Why Writing Checklists Work and Some Freebies for Download

Mary was a card-carrying Boomer who loved writing. But, along with her boomer status came a boomer brain. She’d miss the great memory she had if only she could remember she had one. Okay, so maybe this is sounding autobiographical. I am a Boomer who loves...

Quick Grammar Tips to Honor National Grammar Day

Grammar missteps take many forms. I sometimes take them to a new level. March 4th was National Grammar Day. The first time I learned that was in 2013 (when this post originally published). I was two days late sharing the event. After such a lousy year in 2020, I vowed...

Is a Business Communication Review on Your Radar?

Do you dash off your business communication, post, and forget? If so, don’t be surprised if the only response you receive is the sound of crickets. Sure, a business communication review sounds pretty boring. But, if it brought more leads or more sales,...

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