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Contact
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248.556.4571
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info@bloomwriting.com
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The
Case for Good Writing |
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Learning
how to write effectively is a lasting investment. It is another
way to communicate concepts, requests, directives, and more.
Imagine
unclear instructions that set off a chain of unforeseen
activities, sloppy proofreading that results in a misplaced
decimal point in a price quote, or sending
an e-mail that should have been directed elsewhere.
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Writing
well (the expectation) |
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- Gets
results: sales contracts, support, investment, bonuses,
growth;
- Promotes
credibility, trust, and respect;
- Builds
goodwill and inspires collaboration, commitment, and action;
- Sells
products and services;
- Saves
time and resources;
- Helps
achieve professional and personal goals;
- Fuels
effective communication.
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Bad
writing (anything less than the expectation)
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- Sends
a sloppy, unprofessional message and loses business;
- Reflects
negatively on the writer and the companys image;
- Can
lead to misunderstandings and missteps;
- Jeopardizes
the results you want;
- Undermines
your efforts;
- Costs
money.
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