Small business owners who want their written communications to impress:
HOW ONE LITTLE DOCUMENT CAN SAVE YOUR SALES LETTERS,
RESCUE YOUR REPORTS AND SALVAGE YOUR SAVVY
When you need to write something for your business, you want to make sure it’s going to be well constructed and not full of spelling and grammatical errors. At the same time, you also want to get that document out quickly.
I’m Carol Dorman and as a copywriter, proofreader and editor, I
see a lot of writing mistakes. Of course, some are just typos—we all
make those—but many errors come up time after time. Things like
apostrophes in the wrong places or certain words always spelt
incorrectly.
Now, it may not always be practical to get every single thing you
write for your business proofread by a professional, so I’ve put
together this guide to help you ‘get it right’.
If, like many business owners, spelling and grammar aren’t your
strong points (after all, that’s not why you went into business,
right?), getting it out quickly and getting it out right can be a
battle of priorities. Hey, it can take a lot of time to look up the
correct spelling, word usage and grammar when all you want to do is
send out a letter! And if it’s a sales letter, those time delays could
be costing you money.
What if you could find a quick easy way to
get the answer to those tricky spelling and grammar questions without
having to go to the dictionary, look up an appropriate website or …
just guess (!)?
Introducing:
THE BUSY BUSINESSPERSON’S GUIDE TO ‘WRITING GOOD’
In this handy little guide you’ll find a quick reference to:
• common types of business writing and how to make sure you get the best out of them
• common writing mistakes
• common spelling mistakes
In Section One of The Busy Businessperson’s Guide to ‘Writing Good’ you’ll find out:
• How to get your written message across to a government department
• What makes a press release attractive to the press
• The main elements you need to put into a sales letter
• How to get the best out of your business proposals
Section Two covers common writing mistakes like:
• Using apostrophe’s … oops … apostrophes
• Who and Whom
• Common homonyms and their uses
• Don’t know what a homonym is? That’s in there too!
Section Three talks about some of the most common spelling mistakes and sets the record straight.
These little errors are so easy to miss but you can be sure they won’t be missed by every set of eyes. Unfortunately, it’s often the most influential set of eyes that picks them up.
Every time you communicate in writing your
business image is on display. And, just like first impressions count
‘in person’, first impressions in writing are equally as important.
• Imagine the relief knowing that what you send out isn’t going to be laughed at because
of a simple spelling gaffe.
• Feel confident that the image portrayed of your business is enhanced every time you
send out a letter.
• Don’t waste any more time searching for the right spelling or word usage.
• Understand instantly how to communicate in writing to different audiences
The Busy Businessperson’s Guide to ‘Writing Good’ is a practical
reference to help you communicate clearly and effectively in writing.
How much would you expect to pay for such a handy little reference tool? Well, before we talk about price, let’s look at the bonuses you’ll also receive at no extra cost:
Bonus 1: Automatic updates to The Busy Businessperson’s Guide to ‘Writing Good’
This guide covers the most common errors I’ve found that keep coming up
but it’s by no means exhaustive and will need to be updated over time.
You will receive updates to the guide at no extra cost and when a new
version is released, you will receive that as well FREE!
Bonus 2: Twelve months email access to me for answers to your spelling, grammar and word usage questions
This is a biggie! Have a question about whether this word should go
there? How about if that’s the right spelling? Just email your question
about spelling, word usage or grammar and I’ll email the answer back to
you. This is my time I’m giving you at no extra cost! (Told you it was
big.)
So, how much would you expect to pay for this handy little reference tool?
Well, I have even more good news for you!
Because this is its first release, you can purchase The Busy Businessperson’s Guide to ‘Writing Good’
for just $19.97! That’s incredibly great value considering that when
the guide is inevitably re-released with even more content at a much
higher price, you’ll receive it AT NO EXTRA COST!
Add to that the bonuses of automatic updates and email access to me with your grammar, spelling and word usage questions, and this is a super-sweet offer.
So don’t wait. Click the "Buy Now" button below to purchase your very own Busy Businessperson’s Guide to ‘Writing Good’ and give your business letters the shine they deserve.
Remember, any updated version of The Busy Businessperson’s Guide to ‘Writing Good’, will be released at a higher price but if you purchase now, you’ll receive it at no extra cost.
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