Search Results (writing and editing)

With tips from this free white paper, your prose will capture hearts and minds.

From a cavalier attitude about the serial comma to embracing jargon and annual reports, you won’t catch these phrases coming from wordsmiths’ mouths.

Are you an aficionado of literature? See if you know these famous openings.

Maybe your job category has morphed into ‘content creator,’ or perhaps you do more editing and proofing than crafting original copy. A changing landscape requires ever more skills.

The green-eyed monster gets hold of practically every creative soul from time to time. Here’s how to keep your eye on what really matters: your own work.

These phrases can cause your readers to be confused, not enlightened.

Set up if/then statements. Contingency plans remove guesswork and eliminate the nebulous element of willpower.

The resource that has become many communicators’ bible is changing the rules by presenting a new image with new terms, fewer capitals and a search-friendly redesign.

Turkey and all the trimmings. Grinches and Scrooges. Should wordsmiths dump these tired phrases now—before we start writing seasonal copy?