Wired Writing: 17 Ways to Enliven Your Message

Posted on February 11, 2009

Looking for ways to energize your message delivery? Here’s the list we use when we create wired writing for our clients.

Wired Writing: Ways to Enliven Writing

Start with what’s most important
Active versus passive voice
You versus we
Peer editing
Short sentences
Lead with verbs
Tell stories
Gunning Fog Index
Read aloud
Interview
Research
Sources
Formatting
Subheads
Writing Checker
Proofread
Headlines

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About the Author

Written by Barbara Rozgonyi

Barbara Rozgonyi publishes WiredPRWorks.com and directs CoryWest Media, an integrated social media marketing and PR firm. As Social Media Club (SMC) Chicago’s founder, Barbara is a recognized spokesperson for brands, bloggers and the social media marketing PR industry. Barbara invites you to join the Wired PR Works community on Facebook or to contact her regarding interviews, partner promotions or speaking engagements at 630.207.7530.

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