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Why Using Plain English Will Boost Your Business Success (And Save You Time!)

In today’s international business climate, communicating with clarity and simplicity is a must. If your message is easy to understand,…

Business

Unlocking the Secret to Global Networking Success: 5 Game-Changing Tips You Need Now!

Mastering the art of networking in today’s multicultural business environment is no longer something extra—it’s essential. Unfortunately, networking is not…

Editing, Proofreading, Writing

Think Your English-Speaking Friends Can Fix Your Writing? Think Again!

We all know how tricky writing in English can be—especially when it’s not your first language. So, when you need…

Business, Communication, Learning English

TextRanch For Business: Transform Your Company’s Communications Today!

“My team members don’t have time to take English classes!” Ellen is the CEO of a mid-sized green technology company…

Business, Email Writing

10 Power Words That Will Supercharge Your Business Emails

Do your business emails sound “blah”? Does it take too long to get a response whenever you contact someone? Do…

Writing

How a Well-Written Apology Can Save a Key Business Relationship

“We really screwed up—and I had to make things right.” Lev is the CEO of a mid-sized tech firm. Most…

Grammar

The Surprising Link Between Good Grammar and Business Success

Everything seemed okay when Keira met Sam at a mutual friend’s New Year’s Eve party. As a commercial real estate…

Business, Grammar

The Grammar Rules You Can Break in Business Writing (And Still Sound Professional)

“Sometimes I just can’t get my English tutor’s words out of my head!” Shan is a marketing manager who first…

Grammar

The Writing Mistakes Even CEOs Make…And How to Avoid Them

“Wow, I never realized I’ve been writing the wrong word! And I’ve been doing this since…well, since forever!” Nico is…

Grammar

Gerunds: When a Verb Acts Like a Noun

When does a verb act like a noun? This may sound like a riddle, but sometimes a verb really does…