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12 Skills You Need to Work as a Copywriter
Working as a copywriter requires a diverse set of skills. You need to be able to write compelling copy that sells while also having strong research, editing, and project management abilities.
Desperately Seeking Authenticity
It’s official. The word of the year — according to Merriam-Webster — isn't a new word.
How Can We Spell With Pen And Pencil Today When We’re So Dependent On Our Tech Tutor?
We can thank or spank AI for this as many of our computers today automatically correct all the words we would misspell when writing in longhand or on an older laptop. In today’s computer spelling bees, we can snooze, but never lose.
Unleashing the Future of E-commerce Beauty Marketing
Prepare to embrace a revolution that will redefine the industry's approach to staying ahead of the curve and driving success!
Here’s How to Properly Use an Ellipsis, According to AP Style
The ellipsis is a useful but often misused punctuation mark. It’ most used for indicating that something has been removed from a quote, but their actual usage can be a bit tricky.