You can be a good business writer, just by following these five tips:
1. Write as you speak.
2. Read it aloud.
3. Ditch the Jargon.
4. Ignore the English Teacher.
5. Put your main points first.

Tips for Better Business Writing

It's good to be creative and free in your writing, instead of just following old rules.

Ignore your Teacher

<h2>If you read your written text aloud, you will realize where it can be worded better, or where to add or remove a comma. You can also let someone else read it.</h2>

Read it Aloud

Jargon can be minimized, and complicated words are sometimes unclear to the reader.

Ditch the Jargon

Writing simply, and in an alive tone, using everyday words is more forthcoming and refreshing, than using unnatural sounding words. Write like a human.

Write how you Speak 

<h2>Simply put the main points first, instead of burying it inside the text or email, as many readers don't have the attention span or bandwidth to read everything closely.</h2>

Put your Main Points First

You don't need to have an English degree to be a good writer. Go back to basics and forget what you think you know, with my 5 top tips for better business writing. Write how you speak Stop using words you wouldn't naturally say aloud. You 'use' things, not 'utilise' them.

Ditch the Jargon

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