Work through your fears with this cheat sheet summarizing Chris Ducker’s blog post: “Five New Words for Entrepreneurial Fear.”
Simple formatting tweaks can make your blog posts much more readable. This post includes a PDF checklist.
Learn how to avoid manipulative language and, instead, write straight-forward email opt-in copy.
Learn how to turn your blog post into an actionable infographic with simple editing tweaks and Canva’s free design templates.
You see cybersecurity terms all the time, but what do they mean? Learn the basics in this infographic.
Before your company prints its corporate calendar, proofread every single word and number and cross-checked it against an accurate reference calendar.
When you write the words “person,” or “people” in a sentence, for instance, do you use the pronoun “who” to refer back to these nouns (known as antecedents)? Or are you using “that” as your pronoun?
5 tips for corporate communicators on breaking AP Stylebook rules
In honor of last night’s Super Bowl, today’s Associated Press Stylebook tip is about the word “halftime.”
Infographic: Snow Style (Tips for Writing About Snow) – In case you need a primer on snow-related words and terminology, here are some writing style tips from the Associated Press Stylebook.