HUDDLE up this July for a focus on proposal writing. For better or for worse, a proposal's writing will stand out, so make those words work for you!

Another year, another National Punctuation Day! Whether you're a veteran writer who still trips up on "its" versus "it's" or just need a refresher, it's good to brush up on the basics.

Project descriptions are versatile resources for many a marketing necessity, from project spotlights to proposals. Making sure they're written well is a major leg up in AEC marketing.

Writing is a skill any professional benefits from, whether it's a technical professional or principal. Developing and refining that skill can take some work, but it's well worth the attention.

Though punctuation is small, it leaves a big impression. Check up on your grammar habits and make sure you're writing correctly—in this case, specifically with the comma and apostrophe.

In the professional world, bad writing isn’t tolerated. It’s the difference between winning a project and being stuck scrambling for more work.

Working in marketing for the AEC industry, you have undoubtedly been confronted by – or are yourself considered – the grammar police. (You know who you are.) Want to avoid that embarrassing moment when one of your colleagues catches a subject-verb agreement error or a sentence fragment?

In any proposal, the project approach is likely the most important section – it is the place you get to tell the client exactly what you are going to do to make their project a success. In order to write a successful strategic approach, you must research and brainstorm and then brainstorm some more. The writing is the easy part!