ZweigWhite - Effective Business Writing: E-Mail, Presentations, Proposals

60 minutes
Date: October 6, 2009
SKU: esmweb-ebw2

Effective Business Writing: E-Mail, Presentations, Proposals

Writing e-mail and creating content for presentations and proposals are common activities for sales and marketing professionals in the A/E industry. Unfortunately, these tasks are some of the most poorly executed as well. By becoming more proficient in writing and learning best practices for using these communication tools effectively, your business communications will become more impactful—helping your company stand out. This 90-minute webinar presentation includes a variety of best practices and tips and tricks for generating effective communications.

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Format	Price
Electronic Download Requires free WebEx player	$225.00

Full Description

In this challenging economy, everyone is looking for a way to stand out from the crowd. By improving the communication of your ideas through e-mails, presentations and proposals you can distinguish yourself and show clients that quality is important in everything your company produces.

Importance of effective writing shows that quality is important to you
Treating e-mail like the powerful tool that it is
Best practices for business e-mail
How to use language to create more impact for your presentations
Tips for making your proposal stand out, get read and be understood

Who would benefit from this information?

Effective writing is an important skill for all roles in an organization, and many people are responsible for the creation of e-mail correspondence, presentations and proposals This presentation will be especially effective for anyone whose job requires these tasks—from marketing coordinators to principals in the A/E industry.

Presenter Info

Kim Messer
LBJ, Inc.

Kim Messer is a sales and marketing coordinator with 10 years of experience. She specializes in the planning and authoring of marketing and media communications. Her experience includes advertising, press relations, proposal writing, newsletters, award submittals and Web site content. With a degree in journalism, she is skilled in clearly communicating technical content and in helping technical professionals improve their communication skills. She has trained more than 100 of her co-workers with a writing course she custom built for the organization.

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