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 language Read More »
Rhetorical pieces of writing like blogs and speeches should have a point. One that’s so strong and clear that people remember it and can act on it – should action be desired.
How to get to the point in writing and speeches Read More »
Using language to create an inclusive workplace demonstrates that your organisation respects and values everyone, regardless of age, culture, gender, sexuality or other attributes.
How to embrace diversity in your communications Read More »
Marketing and business communicators at the top of their game know that to tap into an audience’s emotions, there’s no better vehicle than narrative. To learn why, put the kettle on, make yourself comfy and read on.
Business storytelling – the good, the bad and the downright disastrous 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 »
As the COVID-19 crisis unfolded, a huge array of thought leadership articles, blogs, podcasts and videos appeared. We discuss the lessons they offer anyone looking to improve their thought leadership writing.
Six tips for writing great thought leadership Read More »
The press release is still a formidable tool in your communications arsenal. You just have to sharpen your writing skills so yours stands above the rest in a journalist’s overcrowded inbox.
How to write a media release that won’t go straight to junk Read More »
Everyone wants an impressive vocabulary. There’s nothing like playing Scrabble and feeling intellectually superior for knowing ‘loquacious’ or ‘magniloquence’. But good writing is about more than frilly language and triple word scores. It’s clear, it’s snappy and it communicates a message with as few words as possible.
How using plain English can improve your writing Read More »
If you write, edit or approve copy for Australian Government departments the Australian Government Style Manual is a must-have.
Doing it in style – 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 to a foreign audience Read More »
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