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The written word carries authority the spoken word lacks - and it endures. Learn to write with clarity, precision and persuasive power in emails, reports and any professional context.

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How to Write More Clearly
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How to Write More Clearly

Learn clear writing fast. Master the six-part sentence structure, fix common errors and avoid ambiguity so your business...

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How to Write Better Emails
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How to Write Better Emails

Learn how to write better emails with seven tips on purpose, brevity, specifics, structure, plain words, clear action...

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Business Writing Skills: How to Convince People
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Business Writing Skills: How to Convince People

Learn business writing skills that win trust: respect readers, prove each point with facts, science and case studies,...

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A Short Course on Speed Reading
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A Short Course on Speed Reading

Learn speed reading today. Cut reading time, boost comprehension and memory recall, reduce subvocalisation, and turn...

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How to Improve Your Writing Skills
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How to Improve Your Writing Skills

Learn four principles, clever devices and the ABC method to improve writing skills, reduce confusion and boost recall;...

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The Communication: Written Communication Skills Series

These qualities make strong written communication a significant professional advantage. The ability to write a clear, well-structured email that conveys exactly the right tone; to produce a report that makes a compelling case without ambiguity; to draft a proposal that gets approved. These skills compound in value over a career.

The articles in this series cover the essentials of professional writing: structuring your message logically, choosing precise language over vague generality, adapting your tone and register for different audiences and purposes, editing for clarity and brevity, and avoiding the common errors that undermine the credibility of otherwise good ideas.

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