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NOTE: This course is NOT for public speakers or creative writers but for business and technical writers.NO DEADLINE to finish the course. Take it, study it, and finish it anytime you like.Even in an age of video and multi-media, flawless and powerful writing is still essential and key to success in technical and business communications. Learn the top 12 power techniques of superior written communication taught by a Fortune 100 technical writer that applies to plain-written business correspondence as well.When you finish this course you'll be writing with greater power and authority and be a better writer.The course covers the following topics:Eliminate Common Grammar Errors Eliminate Ornaments How to Write in Action Units Eliminate Variance Eliminate "Should" Eliminate Noun Trains Eliminate Abstract Verbs and Nouns Eliminate "IN" PhrasesHow to Reformat Text as a Table How to Create Flowcharts Eliminate Negative Writing How to Write a Procedural Task Free WEEKLY UPDATE of writing tips, ideas, and tutorialsAnd Udemy's 30-day No-Questions-Asked Money-Back guaranteeNo special software, hardware or Operation System is required to follow these 12 individual lessons designed to improve your written communications right away.**** What Did They Say About This Course?"This course was very informative and easy to understand. I enjoyed the instructor's teaching methods, which included lots of examples and practice activities after most lessons. I highly recommend to anyone looking to improve their tech/business writing skills."- Kenneth Rudisell"Dr. Ugur is always a motivator to me. I have learnt from him so many things over his blogs and posts as well. This course helped me improving the writing the documents in a consistent manner and give the end users only the right materials for reference. I wish Dr. Ugur to make more videos and keep the good work going on."- Suma**** RECENT UPDATESADDED the following NEW QUIZZES:Eliminate Common Grammar ErrorsEliminate OrnamentsWrite in Action UnitsEliminate VarianceEliminate "Should"Eliminate Noun TrainsEliminate Abstract VerbsEliminate Abstract NounsEliminate IN-Phrases Flowcharts(Free cover photo courtesy of rawpixel-dot-com downloaded from unsplash-dot-com)

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