Banish the passive voice to pep up your writing
If your writing has been feeling a bit lethargic and needs livening up, writing in the active voice is a great place to start.
The golden rule of crafting: write like you speak
This simple rule will make sure your writing sounds more natural, and that the widest possible audience understands your point.
The Curse of the Capitals
A lot of capitals are used unnecessarily, which can make the writing look amateurish.
Avoid hyphen-related trouble
Ever wondered whether or not you should use a hyphen between two words? If you have, you're probably thinking about using a ‘compound adjective’.
Break down the walls with subheadings
Subheadings break down your text into manageable, consumable chunks, and actively encourage your reader to stay with you.
Tidy your room: how to lay out paragraphs
Badly laid out text gives the impression that you aren't clear on what you’re writing about.
Five surprising ways the Structured Writing Method can improve your business
By breaking down the intellectual processes needed to write effectively, the method can transform the way people think and work.
What is the Structured Writing Method?
The Structured Writing Method™ is applicable to every business, and every business document. But what is it, and how does it work?
American English: there’s more than meets the -ize
Whether you're writing British or American English, mistakes in any document can undo your hard work.
Putting the apostrophe in its place
Bad punctuation can undo all your hard writing work. Make sure your apostrophes are where they should be.