Simplify your information and people will thank you

Routine business information — your websites, forms, manuals, and letters — all speak for you when you’re not there to speak for yourself. They create someone’s first impression of you.

Is that the impression you want to bank on?

Clear communication has positive results

When you communicate clearly in plain language and through functional design, you create a ripple effect of good will — both inside and outside of your company.

Plus, you develop a positive image of an organization that cares about people.

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See some of our articles on LinkedIn The Case for Clarity to Avoid National Disaster in Healthcare Coverage Why should you care about bad forms? 10 Tips for Saving Time and Money on Document-related Projects — and Keeping Staff Happy Along the Way Four Tips to Smooth Organizational Change The hidden truths of forms projects A Clear Message: Do Not Read Make your letters and emails part of an effective communication strategy Champion the needs of your readers
Power of Attorney for the American Bar Association helps adults plan for future healthcare decisions.	NCAA’s Transfer Guide navigates complex rules when student athletes want to transfer from one school to another.

Communicating Clearly with Our Customers, an original style guide for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana with tips, samples, and guidelines, started a corporate-wide initiative to communicate clearly.

The Kindergarten Registration form and packet guide parents through the  registration process.

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