by Precise Creative | Social Media
3rd in a Series of Twitter Articles For those of us who love to write and those of us who have lots to say, sending a complete Twitter marketing message in 140 characters or less may seem daunting. In addition, you should truly limit your tweets to 120 characters or...
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by Precise Creative | Business
48 of Our Best Business-Building ProTips for This Year 1. Offer rebate programs to encourage repeat purchases PLUS brand & customer loyalty. 2. Attend social & networking events to build buzz & referrals. Join groups that represent your clients or offer...
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by Precise Creative | Grammar, Proofreading/Editing, Writing
Here are 39 of our best grammar quick tips… 1. Avoid ending sentences with a preposition (of, with, for, etc.) as long as the flow is natural. If not, then go ahead…it’s OK. 2. Place adverbs next to the verb whenever possible. (Turn on the television....
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by Precise Creative | Business, Social Media
2nd in a Series of Twitter Articles Ready to get your feet wet and start tweeting? It has always been FREE to set up and use a Twitter account. All you need is an email address. So why not start today? Here’s everything you need to know about setting up your own...
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by Precise Creative | Business, Social Media
1st in a Series of Twitter Articles Maybe you’re on the fence about opening a Twitter account, or you’ve taken that first step, but don’t know how to move forward. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR YOU! 4 BIG Reasons to Start Tweeting 1. You’ll find the latest stories,...
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by Precise Creative | Business, Grammar, Proofreading/Editing, Writing
3 Easy Ways to Avoid Apostrophe Confusion There seems to be a lot of confusion about apostrophes lately. For example, there is a company not far from where I live that makes “Swing’s” for a living—no kidding. It’s on their website, their vehicle lettering, and...
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by Precise Creative | Business, Grammar, Proofreading/Editing, Writing
The Origin of a Proofreader What comes to mind when you think about proofreaders? Perhaps, a harried pencil-pushing, glasses-wearing word nerd with hair pulled out yay far (imagine hands extending from each side of one’s head), another pencil behind the ear, and sweat...
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