WEEKLY “TEN-SECOND TIPS”

Available exclusively to subscribers, Dr. GoodWrite’s weekly e-mails provide quick, 10-second lessons on language fundamentals, e-mail skills, and more. Every Monday, e-mails are sent to a designated employee of your company for easy distribution throughout your organization. It’s a unique service that will help improve the quality of your company’s communications, week after week.

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BETTER E-MAILS

E-mails are today’s most vital form of business communication. But when employees fill their e-mails with poor spelling, bad grammar, and other
common abuses, it’s a poor reflection on your organization. Now, through online instructions and downloadable guides, the “Better E-Mails” section
of Dr. GoodWrite helps ensure that your employees send the right message every time.

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GOODWRITE’S GRAMMAR

English skills are declining in the U.S. And in today’s global business environment, more and more workers have adopted English as a second language. The “GoodWrite’s Grammar” page provides a fast, easy way
to correct the most common errors in spelling, punctuation, and style.
These quick, simple lessons are available to your employees 24/7.
And once learned, they can last a lifetime.

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GOODWRITE’S ANATOMY

What are the ingredients of a great e-mail, letter, or press release?
“GoodWrite’s Anatomy” breaks them down, providing solid examples that
are supported by instructive call-outs. The more your staff follows these examples, the better your corporate image will be!

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ASK DR. GOODWRITE

This ever-changing column responds to select subscriber questions about any writing issue – from grammar, to style, to etiquette.

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RESOURCES

Dr. GoodWrite publishes easy-to-use, downloadable guides that can help sharpen employees' skills in writing e-mails, letters, and other forms of
business communication. Each guide is a $5.95 value, but available free to any employee of a subscribing organization. And for those who want to dig deeper, the Resources section also provides links to Amazon.com for classic writing guides, such as the Chicago Manual of Style and The Elements of Style.

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