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For a company such as Writing Machine, the benefits of training our people to write are clear. But so too are the benefits for many other private and public sector organisations.
To start with here are the very real quality considerations.
Many companies and institutions who profess that written communications are important to them also admit that quality is often issue. And, usually, 'quality' goes hand in hand with 'efficiency'.
Indeed, there is nothing more frustrating than witnessing highly expensive individuals spending an inordinate amount of time producing sub-standard or even merely inappropriate documentation.
In other circumstances the overriding issue is one of message consistency.
Your organisation may well have spent a great deal of time and money developing a strong, compelling and highly distinctive set of marketing messages.
But if the people who write critical documents on your behalf (such as your sales force) don't know how to reflect and reinforce these in their proposals, all your good positioning intentions will effectively come to nothing.
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