Writing Secret #6: Look for Each Period

In this 8-part series of infographics, we’re breaking down each of the 8 Secrets to Writing Clearly & Concisely. Follow along as we offer quick tips and examples that you easily can apply to your own writing today.

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Writing Secret #5: Look for Of

In this 8-part series of infographics, we’re breaking down each of the 8 Secrets to Writing Clearly & Concisely. Follow along as we offer quick tips and examples that you easily can apply to your own writing today.

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3 Common Punctuation Mistakes

I love editing. I used to edit instructors on an education website. I spent years proofreading and revising my peers’ work for student publications. In college, I volunteered to edit friends’ papers, resumes, and graduate school applications. Over the years, I noticed that many friends made the same punctuation mistakes. Microsoft’s recently released list of the errors people make most frequently while writing in Word includes several of the same errors. Here are three you can avoid.

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Writing Secret #4: Look for In

In this 8-part series of infographics, we’re breaking down each of the 8 Secrets to Writing Clearly & Concisely. Follow along as we offer quick tips and examples that you easily can apply to your own writing today.

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Writing Secret #3: Look for That

In this 8-part series of infographics, we’re breaking down each of the 8 Secrets to Writing Clearly & Concisely. Follow along as we offer quick tips and examples that you easily can apply to your own writing today.

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Writing Secret #2: Look for There-That

In this 8-part series of infographics, we’re breaking down each of the 8 Secrets to Writing Clearly & Concisely. Follow along as we offer quick tips and examples that you easily can apply to your own writing today.

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Writing Secret #1: Look for It-That

In this 8-part series of infographics, we’re breaking down each of the 8 Secrets to Writing Clearly & Concisely. Follow along as we offer quick tips and examples that you easily can apply to your own writing today.

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Our Story

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WordRake founder Gary Kinder has taught over 1,000 writing programs for AMLAW 100 firms, Fortune 500 companies, and government agencies. He’s also a New York Times bestselling author. As a writing expert and coach, Gary was inspired to create WordRake when he noticed a pattern in writing errors that he thought he could address with technology.

In 2012, Gary and his team of engineers created WordRake editing software to help writers produce clear, concise, and effective prose. It runs in Microsoft Word and Outlook, and its suggested changes appear in the familiar track-changes style. It saves time and gives confidence. Writing and editing has never been easier.