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Articles tagged "business communication":

15 articles found

Four Easy Steps For Speaking Concisely

By Lynda Stucky

Have you ever asked someone a question but the person responding just can't get to the point even after 3-4 minutes? The response is broken into so many distracting, irrelevant details that you don't even get an answer or perhaps you forget what your original question was. In this article, learn how to respond succinctly with a minimum of words to create a polished, well-spoken response.

What We Have Here Is A Failure To Communicate...

By Kerrie Halmi

Business communication frequently fails. Learn some techniques to make sure that what you are saying is heard.

Easy Techniques To Polish Your Diction

By Lynda Stucky

Speaking like a credible professional requires us to polish the little things in speech and voice. Learn about one area of speech that seems insignificant but creates a lot of impact if developed.

Use PR To Reach Your Customers And Other Audiences On An Emotional Level

By Robert Deigh

Using public relations is more often about making an emotional appeal to your audience rather than addressing only logic and reason.

I Don't Have A Clue What You Just Said

By Don R. Crawley

Communication is really easy, but somehow we've hidden our plain language messages behind shrouds of cliches, jargon, and metaphors. In this article, veteran communication expert Don R. Crawley makes the case for plain speaking.

Effectively Managing Personal Issues At Work

By Linda Finkle

Everyone goes through personal issues of some sort during their lives. Lets face it, when major family/personal issues arise, your time and energy is going to be focused on resolving these difficulties. Often we think we are handling things jut fine, but we really arent.

Mom Balances Home Based Business And Family

By Jessica Gobel

As a mother with young children, this author offers actionable insights for creating a home business. Learn about her specific system that incorporates weaving balance between business within an enriched family life.

The Art Of Selling A Deadline

By Linda Finkle

The old adage is true, “Time is money, don’t waste it.” You’ve been given a project to pull together data from several departments within your organization. How can you convey the urgency and deadlines to someone in another department who isn’t directly affected by this project? Managing this challenge will be half the battle for you.

The Most Effective Communicators? They're All Ears!

By Keith Harmeyer

The world's greatest communicators know, it's not so much what you say, but what you hear that counts!

Keeping The Lines Of Management Intact

By Linda Finkle

Cultivating a good manager takes finesse and experience. Key ingredients such as reliability, ability to make competent decisions and possess innate leadership qualities must be present in order to become a successful manager. If any of those ingredients is missing or is skewed in relation to the other, the combination can be reckless and create undesirable consequences down the road.

In Communicating At Work: Keep It Simple

By Helen Wilkie

Whether we're talking about sales conversations, meetings, e-mails or other written messages, presentations or reports, if we want to improve communication at work, we need to learn to keep it simple.

Case Histories For Business Communication

By Robert F. Abbott

Case studies are a special type of business communication; they help us understand real-life decisions, and are a useful resource for persuasion and education. Add one or more to your business communication toolbox.

The Power Of The Written Word: Top 10 Ways To Become An Authority In Your Field

By Susan L Reid

With the Internet such an accessible place to get your written word out, there’s no reason why you can’t become a recognized name in your field in 6 months or less. At no other time in history has it been easier to connect with readers hungry for what you have to say. The opportunities for becoming a leading authority in your field have never been richer. Here are the top 10 tried-and-true ways to become a written-word authority in your field.

Management Responsibility For Workplace Communication

By Robert F. Abbott

How is good communication at the place you work? Effective workplace communication is only possible when mechanisms exist to move information both up and down within the organization, and management must take responsibility for establishing and maintaining those mechanisms.

The Power Of Words - How To Avoid Stomping On Personal And Customer Relationships

By Sandy Reed

Your words can make or break your relationships, so choose them carefully! If you’re having a challenge in your life, whether it’s health, finances, personal, or business; look to see if your words are helping or hindering your relationships. Here are 3 tips for choosing powerful words.