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The 7 Deadly Writing Sins 
(and how to fix them)
A simple, proven way you can train your team to write well


Poor writing impacts your team's effectiveness, productivity and proposal win rate.
And it wastes a lot of your time. 

Using a proven system tested and trusted by Spark, Kiwibank, Fisher & Paykel and many others, in The 7 Deadly Writing Sins (and how to fix them) you'll learn: 
  • The 4 sins that kill clarity
  • The 3 sins that kill productivity
  • 7 foolproof tactics to dramatically improve your team's speed and clarity of writing ​
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4 signs that bad writing is impacting business

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You're getting pushback from senior executives or board members.
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Your team is taking a long time to write reports and proposals.
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You're losing new business opportunities that you should be winning.
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You're spending evenings editing your team's work.


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In a post COVID world, businesses are tightening their belts. But many don't realise there's a hidden cost that they can quickly and easily remedy. In this e-book you'll get the tools to tackle:
  • long windedness 
  • murky writing 
  • the lack of a clear argument
  • and more. 

Sound familiar? 

Download your free copy of The 7 Deadly Writing Sins here.


About the author: Ken Grace

The 7 Deadly Writing Sins (and how to fix them) is the brainchild of award-winning ex-editor turned writing trainer Ken Grace. With a decade of successfully training thousands of people from business and government throughout Australasia, he knows how to help businesses get results. 

For businesses that want to see outcomes faster, or want to accelerate their win rates and cut the time it takes to produce reports, he has developed the Writing for Results Training course. Ken also regularly delivers tailormade in-house team training programmes. 

Get more information on training courses.
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Ken Grace, creator of Writing for Results and author of "The 7 Deadly Writing Sins".


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  • The 7 deadly writing sins
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