It is embarrassing, and sometimes downright damaging, to send an email to the wrong person. Learn to make sure you are sending your email to the right person.

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The most common purposes of business documents are to inform, to request, and to persuade. Which purpose should you choose? Learn how to choose your strongest purpose.

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Getting started on a writing project is the most important and, for some people, the most difficult aspect of writing. Here you learn about the Three Ps: Purpose, Person, and Point. This planning tool will enable you to cut your writing time in half and produce stellar results.

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Email is inherently a cold medium. It is easy to sound cool or angry in an email, even when your intentions are good. Here are three ways to warm up the tone of your emails.

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Want to do one thing that will instantly make your writing more readable? Write shorter sentences. Here’s how to find your average number of words per sentence so that you can reduce your sentence length.

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