Cut And Paste: Rearranging Content To Arrive At The Results You Want
Sometimes, you’ll finish writing a piece and find yourself dissatisfied with how it reads. Maybe, the information doesn’t translate well. Perhaps, the way the message is arrived at can be confusing. Whatever the reason, your copy will need to be reworked in order to read better, imparting its point in a way that makes a [...]
Good Writing: The Bare Minimum
Want to write good copy that is clear and reads well? Here’s the bare minimum of what you need to infuse into your writing. It won’t turn you into a veritable bastion of the craft but I’ll wager that your readers will appreciate the ease with which they can understand whatever it is you’re attempting [...]
Drawing Out The Details Of Your Writing
Well-written copy, especially those intending to generate an emotional response, almost always tend to dig deeper than just the surface of issues. They scratch beneath the skin, peeling the layers of the subject so it can achieve what you intend for it to do. Most of the time, being able to draw out the details [...]
Business Reports That Grab People’s Attention
Writing a report for work? Make sure both your co-workers and bosses pay enough attention to flesh out the details, instead of just giving it a glance, leaving your proposals and recommendations in incompletely-informed hands. If you don’t consider yourself and find the task overwhelming, here are a few tips to hopefully help you out. [...]
Writing Paragraphs That Work
When writing, the importance of breaking your copy down into sensible paragraphs cannot be stated enough. Sentences strung together endlessly one after another can be difficult to work through, just as copy where a single thought extends across paragraphs can break the flow of writing. In fact, any decent English writing software will point you [...]
How To Write Your Business Correspondences
When writing business correspondences, clarity and completeness are vital. Done well, they can be the precursor to a healthy business relationship. Executed poorly, they can lead to confusion and miscommunication. This five-point plan is designed to give you a guideline from which you can base your business correspondences on. It will ensure that your ideas [...]
Business Documents: Reduce Cross-Referencing To A Minimum
When writing long business documents, especially ones filled with charts and tables, it’s very convenient to cross-reference information while you’re writing. Instead of detailing the facts of a situation again, many simply point the reader to a previous reference to it. Takes this paragraph, for example: The device comes with a built-in worldwide 3D map [...]
How to Communicate Freely in Writing
When writing, it is important to engage the readers by giving them a direction flow. This means that the content should flow in a systematic manner. This makes it easier for readers to understand and enjoy reading the content. Every good reading material should be inclusive of a relevant title and a good introduction. When [...]
