When you bring us on-site, you will have a smorgasbord of instructional topics from which to choose. We offer training on:

Writing for Intranet & Web Sites
This full-day session covers all of the techniques a content editor needs to know in order to present content on an intranet or Web site in a Web-friendly way.

This is the only workshop we also offer publicly, in cities around the U.S. and Canada. Here is more information about this workshop.

"Writing Interesting Feature Stories"
This is the half-day workshop that launched our training business in the 1980s and has won acclaim worldwide. The art of writing a feature article is not difficult — so long as you know what distinguishes effective interviewing skills, story leads, transitions and conclusions from their weaker counterparts.

This workshop covers all of those topics — and more — in detail. Mix and match these modules to create a day or two of fun, interactive, hard-hitting skill-building for those who must communicate effectively in your organization. To schedule a session, call us at 214.948.7954 or e-mail us.

Making Your Writing More Powerful
This half-day session explores the many techniques one can use to lift one’s business writing out from the mundane and make it resonate with the reader in a powerful way. We discuss use of the active voice, strong verbs, specific details and other power-writing techniques.

Exercises help participants master the tools discussed. Appropriate for anyone who writes news, feature material, business reports or e-mails in an organization.

"Making Your Writing More Professional"
This half-day session zeroes in on the technical side of writing, to ensure it has a professional polish. Grammar, spelling and style get emphasized. Participants also master the careful balancing act of writing in a vocabulary and tone that is professional, but not pompous.

The Intelligent Use of E-Mail
This new half-day workshop is in great demand. It teaches participants the legal importance of e-mail communication, how to structure e-mails so they communicate the most important point ASAP, when and whom to copy — and blind copy — on a message, how to project a professional image through one’s e-mail and other key topics. Here is more information about this workshop.