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Working Voices Business WritingWorking Voices Business WritingGood business writing is easy to scan, easy to grasp, easy to action, easy to archive. We teach good business writing. Our approach T Why? Because you're read from screens (desktops, laptops and blackberries) and without those web-design techniques, screen reading is 25% harder than print reading. Make your reader's lives 25% easier and you're 100% more likely to get the results you want. We teach you how. Our method Triple A is about knowing your aim (why you're writing), your audience (what your reader's needs are) and your approach (how you're going to structure it). It's the first step towards writing better and less. Much better and much less. Screen style is about those web techniques and is built around deliciously simple ideas. Here are some of them. * Get to the point fast, say what's necessary, then STOP! (self-explanatory!) * Use Plain Langua * Write actively (put power into your verbs) * Write positively (up-beat and constructive beats negative every time) Our courses * Two to four-hour seminars * One-to-one coaching * The two combined Our format nature: intense; highly interactive; on-screen and paper exercises seminar capacity: 8 - 30 delegates (good knowledge of written English important) back-up: comprehensive notes; email and website support trainer: Kate Faragher Want to be a good business writer? Contact Tina at info@workingvoices.com. Source: Free Online Articles from ArticlesBase.com Source: Free Online Articles from ArticlesBase.com Please visit www.workingvoices.com for more information on our company, our courses, our Permalink: http://expert-talk.com/tips/853/working-voices-business-writing-182853.htm Related Tips and Advices
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