What’s the secret to a successful blog?

Feeling icky about selling yourself or your business?

Sales email? Do this!

The number one mistake I see in my international students is with articles

In a multi-level sales process, who is my audience?

How do you strike the balance between simplicity and sophistication?

If you start by getting the answers to these questions before you write you’ll be well on the way to producing a successful report.

What do you think is the secret to improving your writing? Getting a better grasp of grammar?

Connect with your reader by writing to them directly. Here are my 7 tips on how to be a more engaging writer.

Use power pronouns to add warmth to your writing!

Probably the number one question people ask us is - how can I write more quickly and efficiently?

There are many ways to put a little rhythm in your words – here I present five things you can do today.

Your colleagues and clients are busy people with a hundred different demands on their time. And unlike your teachers they aren’t paid to read your stuff.

Make sure you don’t lose sight of who you are writing for.

Ever wondered where we got the name ‘Doris & Bertie’ from?

I want to look at a feature of English that international speakers of English always have trouble with – uncountable nouns.

I’m pretty sure you’re worrying too much about grammar. And by too much, I mean at the expense of other, more important things.

In today’s video - I want to talk about the best out of office reply I’ve ever read.

Clare Lynch talks to author Elisabeth Spencer to find out what makes for a good memoir, and how to write one.

What’s the difference between compare or compared to, and compare or compared with?