The bullet list is a great tool for communicating information succinctly. Our editors explain how to introduce, format and punctuate bullet points.
Best practices for creating and punctuating bullet lists Read More »
We’re actively embracing generative AI and are excited by its potential. But we’re also proceeding with caution, especially since we work with a lot of sensitive material for businesses and governments.
How is Editor Group using generative AI? Read More »
In this article we discuss the major differences between US and UK English, which variants tend to be used in different Asia-Pacific countries, and the importance of setting rules.
Should I use US English or British English in Asia? Read More »
A good table should be like the shelves in a well-run bookshop, with contents that are easy to scan and organised logically. We’ve put together some tips to help you create beautiful bookshop-quality tables in your next document.
Make your tables work harder Read More »
At its worst, unclear writing is almost as bad as not publishing the information in the first place. Writing clearly and making sure you comply with accessibility guidelines potentially benefits all of your readers.
Why accessibility and clear writing matter Read More »
At a time when many are actively looking for ways to take a stand against racism, careful choice of language – taking special care to eliminate harmful language – is one way to make a difference.
Insidious idioms: tips for avoiding racist terms Read More »
These subtle words regularly give us pause for thought at Editor Group. They’re not obvious clichés or mistakes, but they are often overused, misused or unnecessary.
10 words to avoid in your writing Read More »
Want to make your report as easy to navigate as possible? Bookend it with a table of contents and an index – readers will have no excuse for not being able to find the information they’re after.
What is an index and do you need one? Read More »
If you write, edit or approve copy for Australian Government departments the Australian Government Style Manual is a must-have.
Doing it the Australian Government way Read More »
So you’re ready to take your product or service overseas. Or maybe you need to make a foreign offer relevant in your local market. Localising your language will be critical, but what does that mean and where should you start?
How to write like a local for a foreign audience Read More »
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