Blogs have become powerful tools in personal and business relationships. But are we communicating properly? As the impact of blogs increases so should our attention to detail—particularly in reference to grammar.
Ask yourself this: what perception do you want your audience to take away from their experience reading your blog post? We believe a properly formed blog post will have a more positive impact on the reader.
Check out this fun infographic that highlights many common blogging mistakes via the world’s largest community of infographics and data visualization, visual.ly. Also, feel free to snoop around our BatesMeron visual.ly page to explore more killer infographics here.
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