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Nobody really wants to read an advert. You have a few seconds to interrupt somebody and give them a reason to pay attention.

An annual report has a lot of jobs to do: explain what happened, account for the difficult bits and show what’s next.

There are already plenty of words on the internet. A good business blog answers questions and shows the right people what you know.

Brands have personalities, and they’re talking all the time. A brand isn’t just a logo. It’s what you say and how you say it.

Brochures have been declared dead almost as often as print itself. Yet customers still pick them up and occasionally even read them.

You can tell customers you’re very good at what you do. They’d rather hear it from someone who’s already paid you.

A few smoothly spun words about recycling no longer cut it. People want to know what you’re doing and whether your claims stand up.

Writing about yourself is hard. Say too little and you undersell yourself. Say too much and it sounds like an acceptance speech.

People open an instruction manual to do something: assemble it, install it, fix it or find out why it won’t work.

Every day brings another avalanche of articles and predictions. Good thought leadership starts with something genuinely worth saying.

A website can be beautifully designed and quick to load, yet still leave people wondering what the company actually does.

Mention a white paper and people picture 30 pages of jargon. A good one takes a worthwhile question and explores it properly.