Every memo, every letter, every email or proposal you write speaks volumes about you and your organization. That's why it's so important that each correspondence that leaves your desk is crisp, ...

Nothing makes you or your business sound unprofessional quite like typos and grammatical errors. Yet, not everyone is an editor or has the budget to hire a proofreader. That’s where using the best ...

In our ongoing series on essential soft skills for lawyers, we’ve tackled the basics and presentations, and now, we’re diving into the realm of business writing. While you might be proficient in legal ...

Businesspeople are busy. They do not want to read long emails, memos, and / or documents to find what they are looking for. Businesspeople expect to receive clear and concise correspondence. Future ...

There’s nothing like a pandemic to spur media consumption. At this point, I’ve binged almost everything from classics such as “The Sopranos” (yes, I’d never seen it) to pop-culture kitsch like “Tiger ...

Business leaders will benefit from writing more. Oral communication, text messages and terse emails have a place in communications, but writing out an article offers strong benefits—not just to the ...

Great business writing isn’t just about style. It’s about survival. If your sales copy isn’t compelling, people won’t buy your products. If your interoffice communications are unclear, that will hold ...

The proliferation of artificial intelligence may feel like cause for trepidation—especially if you're a writer. But AI writing generators aren't quite sophisticated enough to take our jobs (yet), ...

Written communication is as important to business as oral communication; but, for some reason, it's often underrated. Sales professionals send an average of 36.2 emails per day and spend 31% of their ...

Whether you write for personal pleasure or business, spelling errors and grammar mistakes can leave a wrong impression on your readers. However, grammar checker tools can eliminate or reduce such ...