Writers, It’s Time to Stop Dreading the Revision Process
Business writers often seem to hate revising their work, but this should be a welcome and necessary step.
Writing Advice Blog
Absolute Adjectives: Are You Guilty of This Totally Unique Problem?
When you use an absolute adjective such as "always" or "never," you’re making the claim that there are no exceptions. And do you know what that means?
The Future of Copy Editing
In this video, I discuss the future of copy editing — and what freelance copy editors can do to survive in the current environment.
5 Ways to Find the Motivation to Write
Here are a few quick tips for when you’re struggling to find the motivation to write.
7 Tips for Nailing Your RFP Response (And Winning the Project)
Put yourself in the shoes of the organization that wrote the RFP—its staff must read hundreds of pages of proposals before making a decision.
7 Steps to Writing an RFP That Gets High-Quality Responses
Requests for proposals (RFPs) can be challenging to write. Read these quick tips to make sure you issue an RFP that attracts the best possible proposals.
What Makes Writing Educational?
Here are some key similarities among effective educational writing.
3 Times When Long Copy Is Best for Marketing
If your product or service is new, expensive, or complex, you’ll probably want to use longer copy.
5 Things All Successful Fundraising Materials Have in Common
Raising money can be challenging, but with these tips you’ll be well on your way to having fundraising success.
9 Insightful Quotes on the Process of Writing
Writing involves so much more than you'd think. Sometimes it all seems like a mystery. So here are a few quotes that help illuminate the process.
