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People, Process, or Strategy: What’s Really Causing Writing Problems at Your Company?

To solve your organization’s writing issues, you need to understand what’s causing them, and it’s not always what you think. In our new article, learn the differences between people, process, and strategy problems when it comes to content creation.
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Managers: Stop Doing Your Writers’ Work for Them

Managers shouldn’t handle writing or editing tasks when the writing isn’t up to par as doing so eats time and denies your team a great opportunity to build their writing muscles. Do this instead.
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Understanding the Difference Between Educational and Sales Materials

Smart businesses use a mix of educational and sales content to appeal to prospects throughout the buyer’s journey.
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Steps to Create Standard Operating Procedures that Work

Your organization can’t comply with Standard Operating Procedures if they don’t understand them. Here are the steps to produce SOPs that work.
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What Type of Standard Operating Procedures Should You Write?

Here’s what you need to know to produce all 5 types of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to achieve both risk mitigation and efficiency at your company.
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The ROI of Better Writing Part 3: Increasing Your Conversion Rates

Making more persuasive arguments, more succinctly conveying the core value proposition of your service or product offerings, and producing a more effective call-to-action can directly impact the ability of any sales and marketing content to turn leads into sales.
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The ROI of Better Writing Part 2: Making More Sales

The ROI of Better Writing Part 2: Making More Sales
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The ROI of Writing: How to Calculate the ROI of Faster Writing

How much can your company save by ensuring that your team can write better and faster? The numbers may surprise you!
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SOP Meaning | Work Instruction vs SOP | Hurley Write

Wondering what the difference is between an SOP and a work instruction? Discover how to write both well with a Hurley Write customized writing course.
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6 minutes read

SOPs vs. Work Instructions: What’s the Difference?

Instructions tell employees which actions to take in detail. Writing clear and concise work instructions will ensure consistent outcomes in your organization.
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SOP's:

6 Revision Techniques You’ve Probably Never Heard of (or Used!)

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How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

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How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

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How Many Rewrites Should a Document Require?

The short answer: your organization should rewrite its documents as many times as needed to produce successful output.
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5 Ways to Speed Up Your Document Review and Revision Process

In the process of creating powerful and impactful written content, the review and revision process plays a pivotal role.
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The Cost of Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed Writing Problems

Moreover, an organization's credibility and reputation can suffer from consistently poor communication, leading to lost opportunities and diminished trust among clients and partners.
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3 minutes read

5 Ways to Say More in Fewer Words

If time is money, when it comes to business, wasted words are wasted dollars. When your team’s writing is long-winded, roundabout, heavy with jargon, and full of fat, useless phrases, they’re eating into someone’s profit—probably that of your business.
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Considering Cultures: How to Write for Global Audiences

An American businessperson sends a letter to his Chinese supplier complaining that the supplier has “moved the goalposts” with his new pricing structure. The supplier reads the letter, shakes his head, and throws the letter away: He has no idea what “moved the goalposts” means.
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11 minutes read

The Art of Persuasion: 3 Keys to Selling Your Idea Successfully

Everything you write in the world of business is designed to persuade someone to do something or to respond in some particular way. A proposal, for example...
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4 minutes read

Why Managers Should Invest in Writing Training

This white paper discusses the need for writing training in organizations, what managers can do to correct employee writing, and what to consider when outsourcing such training.
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Writing skills:

6 Revision Techniques You’ve Probably Never Heard of (or Used!)

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5 minutes read

How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

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4 minutes read

How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

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3 minutes read

How Many Rewrites Should a Document Require?

The short answer: your organization should rewrite its documents as many times as needed to produce successful output.
Read more
4 minutes read

5 Ways to Speed Up Your Document Review and Revision Process

In the process of creating powerful and impactful written content, the review and revision process plays a pivotal role.
Read more
4 minutes read

The Cost of Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed Writing Problems

Moreover, an organization's credibility and reputation can suffer from consistently poor communication, leading to lost opportunities and diminished trust among clients and partners.
Read more
3 minutes read

5 Ways to Say More in Fewer Words

If time is money, when it comes to business, wasted words are wasted dollars. When your team’s writing is long-winded, roundabout, heavy with jargon, and full of fat, useless phrases, they’re eating into someone’s profit—probably that of your business.
Read more
4 minutes read

Considering Cultures: How to Write for Global Audiences

An American businessperson sends a letter to his Chinese supplier complaining that the supplier has “moved the goalposts” with his new pricing structure. The supplier reads the letter, shakes his head, and throws the letter away: He has no idea what “moved the goalposts” means.
Read more
11 minutes read

The Art of Persuasion: 3 Keys to Selling Your Idea Successfully

Everything you write in the world of business is designed to persuade someone to do something or to respond in some particular way. A proposal, for example...
Read more
4 minutes read

Why Managers Should Invest in Writing Training

This white paper discusses the need for writing training in organizations, what managers can do to correct employee writing, and what to consider when outsourcing such training.
Read more
7 minutes read

Leterature:

6 Revision Techniques You’ve Probably Never Heard of (or Used!)

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5 minutes read

How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

Read more
4 minutes read

How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

Read more
3 minutes read

How Many Rewrites Should a Document Require?

The short answer: your organization should rewrite its documents as many times as needed to produce successful output.
Read more
4 minutes read

5 Ways to Speed Up Your Document Review and Revision Process

In the process of creating powerful and impactful written content, the review and revision process plays a pivotal role.
Read more
4 minutes read

The Cost of Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed Writing Problems

Moreover, an organization's credibility and reputation can suffer from consistently poor communication, leading to lost opportunities and diminished trust among clients and partners.
Read more
3 minutes read

5 Ways to Say More in Fewer Words

If time is money, when it comes to business, wasted words are wasted dollars. When your team’s writing is long-winded, roundabout, heavy with jargon, and full of fat, useless phrases, they’re eating into someone’s profit—probably that of your business.
Read more
4 minutes read

Considering Cultures: How to Write for Global Audiences

An American businessperson sends a letter to his Chinese supplier complaining that the supplier has “moved the goalposts” with his new pricing structure. The supplier reads the letter, shakes his head, and throws the letter away: He has no idea what “moved the goalposts” means.
Read more
11 minutes read

The Art of Persuasion: 3 Keys to Selling Your Idea Successfully

Everything you write in the world of business is designed to persuade someone to do something or to respond in some particular way. A proposal, for example...
Read more
4 minutes read

Why Managers Should Invest in Writing Training

This white paper discusses the need for writing training in organizations, what managers can do to correct employee writing, and what to consider when outsourcing such training.
Read more
7 minutes read
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