How to work with a proofreader
The client, a business, called to ask how much it would cost to proofread their client magazine.
Their, there, they’re!
Their or there or they're? They sound and look similar, but their meanings are different, so how do you know which one to use?
Singular or plural organisation?
When writing a press release, article or other material, it's a good idea to decide how you want to refer to your business or organisation. Do you say "the company is a leader in its field" or "the company are leaders in their field"?
Action can make writing more interesting
When proofreading a number of large corporate documents recently, I realised how dull the writing can be. Just because someone is a specialist in a subject, it doesn't always follow . . .
The question of rules in communication
Recently, I have read a lot about whether we should worry about how we communicate, especially when publishing material online. Does it matter if we don't use capitals when we should or we spell words incorrectly or mangle our grammar?
