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Don't let writing errors spoil an otherwise great impression.

The written word is often the first opportunity you have to make a favorable impression on your colleagues, customers, and potential clients. It's in your best interest to use words wisely and correctly.

So what's the big deal if there's an error or two in your writing? As errors pile up, readers typically stop reading for content and begin editing. They cease to grasp your message and begin to scrutinize the mechanics of your language. Grammatical blunders can distract, confuse, and even annoy your reader, but more importantly, any grammatical error — large or small — can diminish the credibility of both you and your company.

Remember, you never get a second chance two (to) make a first impression