Articles, tagged with "plain language", page 6
11th February 2008
It is never easy to get something cheap, particularly a car insurance policy. By selling an insurance policy, the insurer undertakes the risk of giving the coverage if and when it is necessary. That is why they employ actuarial scientists of high calibre ...
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Author:
Allan
16th January 2008
In conducting workshops, speaking and working with clients there is a great deal of confusion about marketing vs. selling. Business owners often mistake marketing with the activity of approaching the market to sell your service or product. As a result ver...
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Author:
David Eissman
08th November 2007
Investment clubs are a terrific way for kids to learn about investments even at a young age. You can start a student investment club for your own child or for your students if you are a teacher. The student investment club can help kids learn about money ...
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Author:
alvin toh
08th November 2007
I am going to share a very simple statement with you that, if you understand it, will change your life! Once you know the truth of this statement you will be able to follow the guidelines I set out for you.Although you may have heard this statement in som...
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Author:
Michael McGrath
14th August 2007
Each Bellevue divorce attorney at McKinley Irvin is dedicated to focus on you and your case. We make sure our client's interests are served during their case and that their legal needs are met. We determine what exactly is at stake legally, and help our c...
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Author:
Mckinley Irvin
08th August 2007
A Seattle family law attorney is a legal specialist who handles cases involving Washington State family law actions like divorce, adoption, child custody and support, residential schedule, educational expenses for children, alimony, and prenuptial agreeme...
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Author:
Mckinley Irvin
19th February 2007
One of the main barriers to business communication, both in writing and in speech, is the inappropriate use of jargon.
Is the reader a member of your company, your organization, your industry or profession? If so, a certain amount of jargon may be appr...
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Author:
Helen Wilkie
18th November 2006
BPH stands for benign prostatic hyperphasia (sometimes also called benign prostatic hypertrophy) and is a condition that will affect one man in every two by the age of 60, rising to nine out of every ten men by the age of 80. So what is it?
Well, in pl...
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Author:
Donald Saunders
18th April 2006
Critical Aspects Of A Good Press Release
By S. Housley
Distributing a press release to editors and news organizations is only half the battle. Writing a press release that will be published by the media is equally important. Press releases are public ...
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Author:
S. Housley
14th January 2006
Just like most of you reading this article, I'm far from calling myself an expert author. However, I have been out here a while, submitted quite a few articles, and have definitely learned a few hard lessons about getting my articles noticed.
First, I'...
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Author:
Steve Boulden
22nd November 2005
With the new bankruptcy law in effect as of October 17, 2005, there is a lot of confusion with regard to the new "means test" requirement. The means test will be used by the courts to determine eligibility for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The purpo...
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Author:
Charles Phelan
10th October 2005
Copyright 2005 Cherry Communications/Be Heard Solutions
What is one of the biggest pet peeves of journalist everywhere? It's jargon. And it comes in many forms.
Are you making any of these mistakes?
1) Not using plain language. You may be familia...
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Author:
Shannon Cherry
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