Category Archives: Writing

Jan
16
2012

Curmudgeons at Play

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by Sarah Warlick, copy editor
Out with the old and in with the new! We’re all about to become disciplined, fit and disturbingly Zen in our daily lives, what with resolutions for 2012 fresh in our minds. As part of this new leaf motif, let’s pause …. more >

Dec
27
2011

Google Grades on Spelling

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by Sarah Warlick, copy editor
Spelling, meh. Spellcheck will fix it. My people will handle that. Google doesn’t judge…or does it? As it happens, it does, and the relative quality of your spelling and grammar will be reflected in your website’s page rank on the …. more >

Dec
19
2011

Corporate Lingo, Christmas Style

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Stupid corporate lingo never rests, even at the holidays. As a continuation of our series on Stupid Corporate Lingo (Parts 1 & 2), we would like to offer you the more >

Nov
28
2011

The Grammar Geek Goes for Broke

2 COMMENTS | Posted in Communication, marketing, Writing

 
by Sarah Warlick, copy editor
The flurry of excitement surrounding BBR Marketing’s series on the niceties of grammar and punctuation has been gratifying in the extreme. We knew there were a slew of people who cared desperately about such matters! So now that we’ve …. more >

Nov
8
2011

Sarah Addresses Readers’ Grammar Gripes

8 COMMENTS | Posted in Communication, Differentiation, marketing, Writing

 
by Sarah Warlick, copy editor or grammar geek, whichever you prefer
It seems that a lot of people have specific grammar gripes, as well as areas where they’re unsure how to navigate. Perhaps we were each looking out the window in English class on different …. more >

Oct
25
2011

Avoiding Common Writing Mistakes

9 COMMENTS | Posted in Communication, marketing, Writing

 
by Sarah Warlick, copy editor, BBR Marketing

Writing is a basic cornerstone of business communication that most of us do every day. We’re judged on our ability to write clearly, and even though it’s not fair to gauge our professional abilities by our writing – who …. more >