Writing Styles to Emulate

"Be artistic, organized, interesting -- and have something to grab the readers attention."

Source: Jebb Finnerty -- General Manager of The Fitness Club of Fairfax

"Correct grammar and spelling, I try to put my writing in a language that anyone can understand, and realise that everyone will not understand specific terminology."

Source: Jenni Sibley -- Special Education Teacher @ Peachtree Elementary School

"It should be make its point, or states its purpose clearly and concisely. It should be suitable in tone to its audience."

Source: Alison A. Rogers -- Instructor of English @ Northeastern University

"Willingness -- people like to know that a person is willing to know new things. I think that it is also important, especially when applying for a job to let the company know upfront what it is you can offer them through your employment."

Source: Jim Horney -- Owner of Jim Horney Veneers in High Point, NC