When customers and prospects read your written material, they need to understand the meaning of your message straightaway, or they may lose interest and look elsewhere.

Your written communications will work best if they are:

• Clear
• Concise
• Consistent
• Easy to read
• Well suited to your audience.

Professional proofreading can improve things such as:

• Business documents: reports, proposals, plans, reviews, bids, tenders, financial statements
• Marketing content: brochures, leaflets, flyers, product descriptions, catalogues, website content, blog posts, social media, magazines, newsletters, guides, fact sheets, advertorials, press releases, mailshots
• Internal communications: training documentation, staff memos and email.

It’s easy when writing to use your own jargon instead of the customer’s language, or to overlook inconsistencies in style.

Avoiding these errors and ensuring correct spelling and grammar will enhance your credibility with potential customers, encouraging them to have confidence in the professionalism of your business.

Do get in touch to discuss how I can help you.