Good Grammar

In yesterday’s post on blogging, one of the tips to creating quality blog content was to always use proper grammar, spelling and punctuation.

I can’t emphasize enough how important this practice is. Incorrect spellings, unorganized sentences and improper punctuation all take away from your authority and credibility as a writer and professional speaker. They make you look sloppy and careless. So you should always be sure to proofread your online content before publishing it. And when in doubt, get a friend, family member or colleague to give your work a second read. Clean, clear and concise writing will always add an air of intelligence, experience and professionalism to your writing.

I recently came across a great Copyblogger infographic on this very topic, titled “15 Grammar Goofs That Make You Look Silly.” It outlines 15 of the most common – and most easy to fix – grammar gaffes. It’s a great reference to have handy anytime you sit down to write.

15 Grammar Goofs That Make You Look Silly
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Do you have any tips or tricks on ensuring your writing is error free? We’d love to hear them! Share them with us here or on our Facebook page. Till next time!

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