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Every
time a company puts its name
or logo on written material, its reputation is on the line. In fact,
the
reputation of that business hangs on each line of text
associated
with it.
The same is also true of any individual
engaged in business. Nothing looks less professional than an executive
who
composes correspondence riddled with errors, or a candidate for such a
position
who can’t be bothered to send a cover letter free from typos.
Written
communication is one of
the primary ways a company presents itself to the world, and one of the
main
tools a businessperson in such a company uses to make a lasting
impression.
It’s just as important as personal appearance in a job interview,
persuasion in a sales presentation, or marketing for a product. When
any of
these is flawed, the impression left is negative — and people retain
negative impressions even longer than positive ones. On a personal
level, they can cost
an
individual sales, or a job; at the corporate level, they might cost a
company
clients, or a contract.
So
why take that risk? After
you’ve already invested so much time, effort, and
money into making the
most professional presentation possible for your company or yourself,
why not
budget in the modest additional cost of letting a professional in
written
communication make sure that your other investments aren’t wasted?
Going
back afterward to correct a
published mistake is often embarrassing and usually quite costly, while
the
price of catching it in advance is very small by comparison. If what
you commit
to print matters — and it always does — make sure that it’s what you
wanted to
see printed in the first place.
Regardless
of the business you’re in, we can take care
of that for you, because our business is editing your work:
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