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Why Your Teachers Were Wrong About English

Hi Friend

Before I get into this week's newsletter just a note that the office will be unattended from Wednesday - Sunday next week. I am taking a few days break to visit my mother in Sydney. We will get back to all your emails on my return.

This week we look at communications in their many forms. We start with the English you were taught at school and how it may be costing you business. We then look at English with your employees and why spelling is still important. We also look at the communication in handshakes

Finally I include a follow up one of our readers received after last week's article on whether you own your images.

THIS WEEK

Why Your Teachers Were Wrong About English

If you follow the rules of English you were taught at school you may be costing yourself clients. In this article I look at a few of the more common rules and why you should break them in your marketing writing.

ALSO IN THIS EDITION

HR Tip -Why Spelling Is Vital for Your Employees

Part of your business impression is how your employees communicate. If they can't spell you are sending a very poor impression of your business.

Business of the Week - Kharma Consulting

The energy of your business also communicates what you are about. Kharma Consulting is a great Feng Shui consulting business that helps get things back in flow.

Blog Post of the week:Handshakes are Important

How you shake hands communicates a lot about you. In this post I look at some psychological studies about handshakes - and what you need to do to improve

Follow up: Do you own your images?

One of our readers, as a result of our article last week, asked her designer to have the copyright of her images and website assigned to her and received this reply. The issue is very real!

Next week ...

Marketing to the Generations

Have a great week!

exuberantly yours

Ingrid

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PS: This week's blog also included posts about how to reuse your Powerpoint presentations, and Tips to Maximise Your Powerpoint Presentations.