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Tag Archives: grammar

Three simple tricks to spring clean your copywriting

UncategorizedBy Carte BlancheFebruary 23, 2015

With just a few moments to make an impact and a lasting first impression, words can play as much of a role in your reader’s visual journey as graphical or photographical imagery. To pack a punch with your content, use words that get straight to the point. By being direct, you’ll not only promote confidence;…

Blog Series: Create a Winning Blog | Part One: Why Blog

UncategorizedBy Carte BlancheDecember 29, 2014

Blogging can be incredibly valuable to both individuals and businesses alike, for a host of compelling reasons. For the purposes of not boring you to tears in encyclopaedic fashion, I’m focusing on just one: How a blog will directly win you customers and grow your business. In my writing for clients’ blogs, as well as…

Could bad grammar be stopping you from meeting your next customer, or worse still… your soul mate?

UncategorizedBy Carte BlancheDecember 1, 2014

A good friend of mine, single at the time, once told me he was really struggling to meet women. “That’s crazy”, I said. “You’re young.. attractive.. successful. They would be lining up to go out with you”. “No, no. That’s not it”, he said. “I don’t have an issue meeting them. It’s the aftermath of…

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