Spell it to Sell it! -- Educational Workshop

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Type:Educational Workshop

When:Friday, March 19, 2010 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Where:Mosaic Coffee House, Seattle

Event Fee:Free

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Event description

The web and social media have created many new ways to communicate locally and globally. Are you willing to risk losing business because of simple (or unintentionally hilarious) errors on your web site, in your brochure or blog posts?

As a bona fide word geek, grammar nut and natural-born speller, I can help you take much of the worry out of punctuation, spelling or usage goofs in your marketing efforts. Join me for this fun, non-judgmental workshop.

I will help you to overcome your personal writing bugaboos by sharing:

The top ten mistakes made by almost everyone who writes almost anything.
A few must-have reference books that every entrepreneur, professional person and family should have on their bookshelves.
My favorite online resources for checking your work and finding answers.

Clear, error-free use of the English language is more critical than ever for success in marketing your business and communicating with your clients. Too many business owners make the mistake of ignoring the basics, damaging their credibility and costing them dollars. Join us for a fun, enlightening two hours with time for brief introductions and Q&A.

5 Bizniks attended this event

Joyce Agee

Advancement Director

Seattle, Washington
Lisa Gordanier

Copyeditor & Proofreader

Seattle, Washington
Gail Nasman

IT Consulting

Aliso Viejo, California
Frankie Roe

Success Coach, Motivational Speaker ...

Seattle, Washington
Kim Runciman

Freelance Copyeditor and Proofreader

Seattle, Washington

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Posted by Nancy Hogan, South Snohomish Cty., Washington | Mar 20, 2010

A fun, educational afternoon was had by all! Thank you for attending my inaugural event.

Nancy