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Are your words truly accessible, or are readability scores giving you a false sense of security? Here's why you can't rely on automated reading scores alone.
In an age overrun by AI-generated drivel, the internet is drowning in 'slop'. Cheap, low-quality content designed for clicks, not substance. We’ve got 3 pieces of advice to help push your writing above the twaddle.
From Google's logo update to Pepsi's wavy stripe and Jaguar's electric pivot to Dunkin's subtle evolution - discover why brand transformations often face resistance, and the crucial steps to winning over skeptical audiences in your next rebrand.
We talk to the Managing Editor of Cisco’s Global Employee Communications, about accessibility, inclusivity, and global readability—from a language perspective.
Pass the shovel. We'll dig brainstorming's grave and then show you a better way to run team thinking.
Hear how language is key for brands to get their products into customer baskets.
Accessible language: good for business, and everyone else.
We know you have intense feelings about brainstorming. But it’s time to pursue better options.
Time is flying. Change is coming. Ask yourself these 10 questions to get the most from your words in 2024.
Bad reports are hurting businesses to the tune of billions. Follow these four tips to help you save time, money, and wine.
Inclusive language. Culture change. Tone of voice not being a ‘nice to have’. Just a few of our favourite topics, and things we talked about on The Inspiring Change podcast.
We're joined by Catherine Brew-Cain, Head of Corporate Brand Marketing and Voice at McKesson. Find out how the 186-year-old healthcare company is using language to evolve its brand.
Today we’ll be speaking about the risks and rewards about having a distinctive voice in the super regulated world of asset management. Joining us is Kevin Knighten, Global Brand Director and man in charge of all things language at asset management firm, Franklin Templeton.
Shoppers expect brands to step up during the cost-of-living crisis. But many marketers are working with smaller budgets. When a big campaign is off the table, how else can you connect with customers? Start with your language, says Aidan Clifford, Senior Creative Consultant at The Writer.
We’ve always seen this as a happy working relationship: computers apply the rules, but humans set them in the first place – and can override them as soon as they hamper expression. But how long can this harmonious division of labour last? Here’s what a collaboration with robots could look like...
With new guidance on comms from the FCA, and a recession looming, the days of firms being able to hide behind waffle and jargon are over, writes Katie Comery, Associate Creative Director at The Writer.
To a customer, the person on the other end of the phone or email is your brand in that moment. So why is there so often a disconnect between the voice of marketing and the voice of customer service?