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When your job entails putting words together at a breakneck pace, the odds are good that your devious fingers will try to put one over on your brilliant mind. Caveat scriptor!

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Doing so weakens your writing. Plus, it's really irritating.

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In the agency jungle, it’s survival of the fittest. Let’s just hope that fancy portfolio school readied junior to take the client’s punch.

The author committed a small gaffe on social media that came back to haunt her. You can (and should) learn from her mistakes.

It isn’t enough to pack your prose with just any old descriptors. The selection should be both precise and meaningful. Here’s a selection of adjectives that accomplish just that.

New Yorker essayist John McPhee shares his advice for dealing with writing paralysis.

This grammar stickler says it's OK to bend the rules if it makes sense. Weigh in.

From videos to SlideShare presentations to quotes, consider adding these content types to your editorial or social media calendar.

The importance of strong, precise descriptors is underscored in a story about real estate agents.

No one wants to be called a "resource." Cut these 12 words from your vocabulary to make your office a more enjoyable place.

From misplaced quotation marks and apostrophes to sentences that just don't make sense, these signs offer a good laugh.