The same internal wiring that makes us efficient also makes us error prone.

If time is our most valuable resource these days, then email is the scourge of the modern age.

The author’s overuse of the ellipsis has affected not only her text messaging, but also her business writing. She explains when the punctuation should be used.

The Japanese concept of kaizen—improvement through gradual progression—can make a significant difference in your writing.

A look at some well-known sayings or writings that aren't quite accurate.

The author shares her method for improving copy from writers of varying skill.

From ‘spin’ to ‘low hanging fruit,’ these are the terms and words that you said rub you the wrong way.

You devoted a bunch of time and effort to writing a great press release, but if you relied too heavily on spell check, you may have overlooked a few simple mistakes.

After a long and often frustrating relationship, the author writes a heartfelt goodbye to email.

How do you give the best presentation your audience has ever seen? Toss out your clip art, beware of cheesy slide transitions, and end with a bang, among other things.

Looking for a blog topic? Take your pick.

Here is a quality compilation of seven different verbal 'annoyances,' etc., and it begs the question: Could you care less?

How do you crank out copy in the ‘age of distraction’? It’s tough. The author knows. That’s why she shared some her strategies for focusing on the task at hand.

It’s one thing to say, ‘Content is king.’ It’s a whole other thing to—you know—produce compelling copy. The author shares four insights into his team's process.

Print this story, attach it to your wall, and consult it before you edit any copy.