Notebook
Our blog gives you tips and opinions on writing, business and sustainability. It's also the place to find news about our company.
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Creativity, play and business writing
Writing , Business
The plea for play in Tim Brown’s TED talk reminds us that we should have fun with words as well as design.
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How to structure your business writing
Writing , Business
Good writing needs firm foundations. Find out how to create an effective structure in this follow-up to our post on three steps to better business writing.
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Three steps to better business writing
Writing , Business
Words are ‘the currency of human communication’. Write effectively in business, and you’ll be making a sound investment.
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Polon director is Future 100 Young Social Entrepreneur
Sustainability , Business
Our very own Matt has been recognised as one of the Future 100 Young Social Entrepreneurs of 2009.
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Brand language: over-committed?
Writing , Business
Companies are keen to tell you they’re committed. Some are committed to giving you a call. Others are committed to saving the planet. But does this brand language sound a bit hollow?
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Turnover up, carbon footprint down
Sustainability , Business
We’ve managed to cut our carbon footprint despite increasing our turnover. But did we meet our 10% target?
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How to get 100% renewable electricity for your home or office
Sustainability , Business
Don’t buy the green claims made by big power companies? Here are our tips to help you pick the right 100% renewable electricity supplier for your home or your office.
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Stuck for creative ideas? Stop working and start walking
Writing , Business
Going for a walk may not sound like work but it’s an important part of our copywriting process. Find out how walking can help you think creatively.
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Sustainable suppliers: Commercial Group, Cheltenham
Sustainability , Business
Last week, Janet went along to see how one of our suppliers — Commercial Group — is walking the talk on sustainability.
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What’s the Black Death got to do with business writing?
Writing , Business
If it wasn't for events back in the fourteenth century, we could be writing this post in Latin. Matt looks at how everyday English helped bring power to the people (and work for copywriters).