Cutting it short: when and when not to use contractions in your writing
Contractions can give your copy a personal tone, but they can also add unwanted complexity to your work. Here are the dos and don’ts of cutting it short.
How can I make complex B2B content readable and compelling? | B2B Content Tuesday
Simplifying complex subjects, without dumbing down, is a vital part of creating B2B content that works (and gets approved by stakeholders). Here are some tips, suggestions, and tools.
B2B Content Tuesday: writing ebooks and white papers
Join us for a short, relaxed webinar and Q&A on Tuesday, June 16th at 16:00 BST (11:00 EDT). Reserve your place here.
Keywords and a crowbar: a rant about SEO copywriting for B2B
Every B2B copywriter should be able to follow your SEO strategy. But if that strategy is "use abstract keywords from this spreadsheet as many times as you can", we need to talk.Podcast 81: how to make B2B content readable
We debate readability algorithms, and professional jargon-buster Professor Chris Trudeau says it’s high time we stopped writing to impress.
5 go-to writing techniques to make your B2B copy more readable
In B2B marketing, we’re often called upon to write about obscure and complex topics. These five techniques can make your writing more readable, accessible, and digestible.
We asked, they answered: copywriting for B2B social media
We asked Comment Ground's Kate Stoodley for a B2B social media expert's perspective on what makes good copy. (Part one of a twin blog series... we answered some questions for Comment Ground too.)Podcast 75: B2B copywriters v AI – what does the future really hold?
How quickly will robots replace B2B copywriters? Dr Andrew Bredenkamp of Acrolinx tells us it might be time for writers to make friends with AI.
