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Every month we distribute a newsletter that provides
you with information to help you present your business writing efforts
in the best light. Below is a list of our archived articles:
All newsletters are in PDF form. You will need Adobe
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an issue.
2009 Articles • 2008
Articles • 2007 Articles • 2006
Articles • 2005 Articles
2009
July
Critiquing
a Colleague's Work
June
Demystifying
Number Usage
May
Capturing
the Reader's Attention
April
WhenYou
Need Writing Help
February
Writing
for Better Professional Relationships
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2008
December
Strengthen
Your Writing and Strengthen Your Job Security
October
Writing an
Executive Summary
September
Written Preparation
in Uncertain Times
August
Creating a
Voluminous Vocabulary
July
Creating Your
Own Succession Plan
June
Writing to
Persuade
May
Documenting
Procedures
April
The
Alphabet Soup of Images Types
March
Book
Review: Books, Shoots & Leaves
February
Writing
Effective Performance Reviews
January
Write
it Down, Make It Happen
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2007
December
Research Tools for Writing
November
The Art of Blogging
October
Seeing
the Big Picture
September
Asking
the Right Questions
July/August
Confusing Compound Words
June
Negative Message Delivery
May
Crisp, Concise Writing
April
The Art of Editing Someone Else's Work
March
Creating a Consistent Writing Style
February
Eliminating Passive Writing
January
Powerful Powerpoint Presentations
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2006
December
Avoiding
Misplaced Modifiers
November
Avoiding
Comma Confusion
October
Writing
for a Casual Setting
September
Effective
Proposals and Reports, Part 1
August
Effective
Proposals and Reports, Part 2
June
Overused
Business Jargon
May
Frequently
Misused Words
April
Writing
Effective Business Emails
March
Writer's
Block
February
Consider
Your Audience
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2005
December
Proposal
Formatting Tips
November
Compound
Words
October
The
Hype About Hyphens
September
The
Colon Conundrum
August
The
Art of Proofreading
July
The
Importance of Good Business Writing
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