Editors Help Business People Do the Write Thing
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Editors: Helping Business Professionals Get It 'Write'
Summary
Think your laptop's spelling and grammar checkers are enough for crafting the perfect sales letter? Think again. While on the road, you might rely on these tools, but they're not foolproof.
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While you're traveling, it might seem easy to rely on grammar and spelling checkers for crafting sales letters. However, Chandra Clarke and Terence Johnson from Scribendi.com advise taking a moment before hitting "print." Automated checkers often miss errors, and even a single typo can tarnish your letter’s impact and your company’s reputation.
Written materials often serve as a company's first impression. Potential clients can be unforgiving about these small mistakes. According to Dr. Larry Beason, an English professor at the University of South Alabama, errors in documents can cause confusion and damage both the writer's and the company's image. Research shows that typos do more than question communication skills. Uninformed or careless writers are often perceived as sloppy and unprofessional.
"If you don't care about your work," commented one survey respondent, "why should I care about your business?"
Even with careful proofreading, you might miss errors in your writing due to familiarity. Studies reveal that we often overlook mistakes because we see what we expect rather than what is actually there. A second set of eyes, or an editing service like Scribendi, can catch what you miss.
Scribendi offers a range of services, including proofreading, editing, and translation. Clients simply upload their documents to the Scribendi website and receive polished copies after editing.
Scribendi’s editors come from diverse backgrounds and are well-versed in various fields. They not only correct grammar, spelling, and flow but also explain word usage and writing standards, helping clients improve their writing skills.
Clarke and Johnson emphasize that no project is too small when it comes to making a strong first impression. Whether it's a short press release or a major presentation, the image you create is crucial.
You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: Editors Help Business People Do the Write Thing.
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