Webinars

The first guideline for plain language is “write for your readers.” But how do you find out who they are, understand enough about them to know what and how to write, analyze data you might collect from and about them, and use that data and your understanding in your work?

This talk is for anyone who communicates numbers, from simple statistics to data in the form of charts and tables.

Tables, charts, and graphs can be wonderful storytellers, but too often the real story is hard to see.

Our audiences, internal or external, want to understand our changes through clear communication.

Managing your online reputation doesn’t allow you to control everything everyone says about you, but it does allow you to control the content you are creating online.

Whether you are writing an email, letter, article, blog, report, or letter to shareholders, there is one concept that will help you through drafting all types of business communication—the four pillars of effective communication.