Professional Writing Tips
The pages listed below show tips, rules, and gentle reminders for those who want optimal writing skills. The world of words, phrases, and punctuation can get a little confusing sometimes, and it is quite understandable that you might forget a few rules now and then. These pages are here to help you get back on track.
If there's a literary term, type of word, grammar concept, puctuation mark, or other writing conundrum that makes boy scout knots in your brain, let me know and I'll consider writing about it. Thanks!
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| Apostrophe |
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Learn how and when to use this tiny mark. It's not as often as you think. |
| Comma |
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Pauses in conversation are not always the same as pauses in writing. |
| Commonly Misused Words |
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Many words sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings. |
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| Cover Letter |
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Learn how to write an excellent supplement to your resumé. |
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| Document Organization |
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Organize and find your written works right away with these suggestions. |
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| Editing for The Web |
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Get those details right the first time and impress your reading audience. |
| Internet Writing Errors |
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Most types of online writing should be as precise as any paper document. |
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| Online Article Titles |
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Some tips on catching and keeping readers using quality online titles. |
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| Punctuation |
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Learn the basics of those funny little marks that belong in your writing. |
| Thesaurus |
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Keep this invaluable reference book right next to your dictionary. |
| Web Text Formatting |
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Make sure your text can be read easily online as well as on paper. |
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DISCLAIMER: The tips, rules and reminders linked on this page are based on American definitions, grammar, spelling, and other rules of writing. Your use of the information on these pages automatically signifies your understanding that there are differences between American writing and that of other English-speaking countries (i.e. British English vs. American English).
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