Getting someone else’s opinion about your writing can feel a bit like being back at school. Here are our tips for getting the most from feedback.

It’s all too easy to let fear of being wrong, of making a spelling or grammatical mistake, stop you from writing creatively.

No language ever stands still and English, in particular, has always welcomed new words from people who’ve come to live in this country.

Different people approach the process of writing in different ways. We think about it as crafting words and ideas, combining form and function to get the results our clients are looking for.

Our Christmas donation this year is going to help the charity as it provides life-enriching books to people in 26 countries around the world.

Is your company genuinely reinventing the industry? Are you truly committed to real change? Overdo the adverbs and you could give the opposite impression to the one you intend.

Do you want to write more effectively in less time? We can’t conjure up more time in the working day, so we use these strategies to make the writing process more efficient.

We haven’t sent Christmas cards this year; we’ve made a donation to reading charity Coram Beanstalk to help get an inspiring collection of children’s writing into schools.

We believe writing is more powerful if it contains only the words needed to achieve the desired effect. But that doesn't necessarily mean it should be shorter. Here’s why.