It’s that time of year when I like to pause and reflect on all the terrible jargon in thought leadership that’s accosted my eyeballs over the past 12 months. I see two…
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The worst jargon of 2020
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Don’t hit your head on the low-hanging fruit: The unending battle against jargon
As a business reporter, I once had a public relations person give me a jargon-filled…
Don’t let jargon obscure your ideas
A constant struggle in business communications is avoiding jargon. Many readers may not be able…
Rethinking the thought leadership genre
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A recipe for aspiring authors: The ingredients of B2B publishing success
This blog post is going to read like a cooking blog: a bunch of context,…
Our most read LEFF insights and blog posts: 2022
LEFF has published a lot of content this year—55 internal posts at the time of…
Pulling energy from the minutiae around us
When I go for walks and “Common People” by Pulp plays through my headphones, I…
Hemingway, Faulkner, and the fear of looking silly
People who edit for a living often end up down obscure grammatical rabbit holes, passionately…