Writing Well.. excerpts from Feb. 2011 PRSA PR Tactics
Highlights of this month’s PRSA PR Tacticsvia successofkimball - view the original post here.
“I received the current issue of PRSA PR Tactics this week and I found a particular article quite interesting. I thought I would share some of the tidbits of information for those who don’t subscribe. Enjoy.”
Ernest Hemingway’s tips for writing well
- Use short sentences.
- Use short first paragraphs.
- Use vigorous English. Vigorous English comes from passion, focus and intention.
- Be positive, not negative. Since Hemingway wasn’t the cheeriest guy in the world, what does he mean by be positive? Basically, you should say what something is rather than what it isn’t.
~Source Copyblogger
Top 10 overused buzzwords in Linkedin Profiles
- extensive experience
- innovative
- motivated
- results-oriented
- dynamic
- proven track record
- team player
- fast-paced
- problem solver
- entrepreneurial
A no-brainer tip for writing email from Fortune magazine contributor Mark Solon:
“Use spell check. Seriously.”




