Is your website the cyber version of this room?
Your site may be saying more about you and your business than you ever imagined. And you may not even know it.
Author: Susan Shalhoub
Your vs. you’re
You’re is a contraction, a shorter way to say “you are.” Example: You’re looking great today. Your is a pronoun to show possession. Example: I picked up your notebook by accident; it looks like mine.
Making proper names plural
Never add an apostrophe S to make something plural.
Parallel sentences: It’s all about balance
Parallel sentences basically mean balanced sentences. A pattern of words is used to show that multiple ideas have the same priority level.
Do you use these annoying workplace phrases?
Like this author, I have also never liked the term “best practices.”