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Here are four easy-peasy things you can do to proof something you're writing at work when you're at that "there's no way I can proof this" point but you have to send it.

The Write Signal Communications | 4 Ways to Effectively Proof Your Writing The Golden Rule for proofing is to have someone else do it. Unfortunately, this isn't always possible and you need to do it alone. Here are 4 tips that will help.

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The Write Signal Communications | content marketing for businesses & nonprofits The Write Signal can provide you with writing when you need it. From newsletters, email campaigns, and blogging to long copy writing for annual reports and ebooks, we are expert, professional writers who can help make sure your words are tip top and pitch perfect.

Here is the first in our new series, "The Way We Read." As part of our Writing Micro-lessons, these posts are a great way to get the low down on the different ways people read online.

Content Reader Type #1: The Skimmer | The Write Signal Communications The Skimmer is out for information. Usually it’s something as simple as hours of operation or a store’s location. They’re not concerned with fanciful writing and probably won’t notice any grammar errors, typos, or otherwise unless it affects the accuracy of the info they’re after.

Everyone loves ice cream, but apostrophes? Not so much. This infographic bridges the gap:

Infographic: Using Apostrophes | The Write Signal Communications Apostrophes can seem confusing, but really they are as simple as your knowing your favorite ice cream flavors. This infographic helps you get on top of them in seconds.

Disconnect something and there's a disconnection. Not the other way around. Read more: http://ow.ly/Augz9