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In today’s era of brief emails and text messages, conveying messages effectively can often be a challenge. “Putting It in Writing” by Albert Joseph offers valuable insights into improving written communication skills, particularly in the realm of business correspondence.

Described as the most widely used writing course in the English-speaking world, this book is now accessible to all individuals, providing essential guidance on clear and powerful written communication. Recognising the importance of good writing in business, many major corporations utilise this renowned text to train their managers.

“Putting It in Writing” teaches readers how to write clearly, quickly, and persuasively, offering practical advice and interactive exercises to strengthen skills. 

The author, Albert Joseph, brings a wealth of experience to the table, having served as president of the International Writing Institute and consulted for prominent organisations such as AT&T, General Motors, and IBM.

Key features of the book include:

  • Clear instructions on improving various forms of written communication, including letters, reports, and public speeches.
  • Tips for projecting a positive image of oneself and one’s company through written correspondence.
  • Guidance on avoiding common errors in grammar, spelling, and word usage.
  • Strategies for meeting deadlines and effectively conveying intended messages.

With over 10.5 million copies sold, “Putting It in Writing” has established itself as a go-to resource for professionals seeking to enhance their written communication skills. Whether you’re a seasoned executive or a budding professional, this book equips you with the tools necessary for success in today’s competitive business landscape.

“Putting It in Writing” is available for purchase on Amazon for approximately $60.00.

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