But How Did The Email Make You Feel?
Sometimes, we need to think about the tone of our emails when we write. If you can ask a business client: How did the email
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5 Tips To Help You Avoid The Most Annoying Email Pet Peeves
This post includes 5 tips to help you avoid the most annoying email pet peeves.
20 Types Of Content You Don’t Realise You’re Sharing
The truth is that everything we do online reveals us. We write about 20 types of content you don’t realise you’re sharing.
5 Ways To Catch Your Reader’s Eye With Your Opening Line
This post includes 5 ways to catch your reader’s eye with your opening line.
Why ‘Best’ Is The Worst Way To End Your Email
What is the best way to end your email? It certainly is not by using the word ‘best’ as a closing.
5 Ways Internal Communications Will Never Be The Same
Social media is not just a ‘social thing’. It is radically changing the face of internal communications. Here are 5 ways internal communications will never
The Makings Of A Great Business Story
Once we understand the power of stories and accept the need for them in our businesses, we need to learn how to tell them. Use
7 Ways To Sharpen Your Business Writing Skills
If you work in a business environment you need to write well. In this post, we include 7 ways to sharpen your business writing skills.
15 Tips For Better Email Etiquette
Emails have changed the way we communicate in business. Most of us do not have the time to telephone our contacts, and most of them
How To Write A Case Study In 3 Easy Steps
What is a case study? In this post, we tell you how to write a case study in 3 easy steps.
1500 Times A Day – How To Stay Afloat In The Information Deluge
Writers Write is a plain language writing resource. In this post, we tell you how to stay afloat in the information deluge.
42 Million Sim Card Users Can’t Be Ignored
Writers Write is a plain language writing resource. In this post, we tell you why 42 million sim card users can’t be ignored.
The Death Of Acronyms And Initialisms
In this post, our blogger writes about the death of acronyms and initialisms.