New Business Writing Book, "Write Now", Teaches Effective Business Writing in 15 Simple Steps
Montreal, Canada (PRWEB) August 13, 2013 -- Experienced educational writer Dr. Frank Bonkowski (http://www.businessenglishhq.com/about) has just released "Write Now: Business Writing That Gets Results" geared to intermediate and high-level non-native English speakers. Writing is not hard. It's just that business writing training focuses on the technical aspects of writing — grammar and punctuation. But that misses the entire point. Professionals don't need that, as such. Instead, professionals need to learn how to write well.
"Write Now" is a guidebook to successful business writing that covers everything from formulating an idea to post-writing editing. It is written in an easy-to-understand way that is perfect for professionals and students alike. "Write Now" is already used by ESL professors in Canada and the UK.
"Write Now" helps experienced freelance consultants, managers, employees, professors, students, and business owners write many different kinds of business documents, such as letters, emails, reports, and business proposals, the right way. "Write Now" is full of strategies and tips, language examples that writers can use, and language activities to immediately improve writing.
"Easy to understand, logical and valuable. This will be a book that I will keep handy as a reference and a guide," comments Mark Yerbury, President, Qualiteam, Inc., A Dale Carnegie franchise.
“If you were going to pick one professional writing book to get through your career, it should be this one,” asserts Danny Iny, Founder & CEO of Firepole Marketing.
"Write Now" (http://www.amazon.com/Write-Now-Business-Writing-Essentials/dp/0986819220) includes the following topics:
Understanding Your Focus
1. Learn your purpose, 2. Understand your reader, 3. Picture the situation.
Planning Properly
4. Brainstorm ideas, 5. Research facts, 6. Ask questions.
Structuring Your Document
7. Make an outline, 8. Write a draft, 9. Develop your message.
Using Appropriate Writing Style
10. Practice clear writing, 11. Project the right tone, 12. Develop your style.
Knowing How to Self-Edit
13. Revise your content, 14. Edit your language, 15. Proofread the document.
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Frank Bonkowski Ph.D. is a Canadian-based writer, teacher and publisher. Having co-authored nine English second-language textbooks, Frank is principal author along with Craig Gonzales. Craig has been helping students learn writing, reading, math, and business for 11 years. They co-run their business writing website, http://www.businessenglishhq.com.
Dr. Frank Bonkowski, [email protected], http://www.businessenglishhq.com, +44 7914161832, [email protected]
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