Are you scaring the general public away with poor reach?
This spooky season, we’re loving scary stories, but not scary copy. How can you check yours with Readable’s new ‘Reach’ feature to ensure your audience doesn’t close the door on you?
Examples of wordy sentences – and how to correct wordiness
What does it mean for a sentence to be 'too wordy'? How can you edit sentences to decrease wordiness and improve readability?
What’s new in October 2019? Introducing Reach
See what the Readable team has been up to in June 2019.
How to write a persuasive job description
How can you write a job description that stands out, grabs the reader's attention and attracts the right candidate?
How can we reduce workplace email despair?
Since email’s conception, there have been a host of other methods of communication developed - but email is still the most commonly used in the workplace. What are some common email faux pas, and how can we do better?
Plain language at PLAIN 2019: Readable goes to Oslo
Readable headed to the most important plain language event of the year. What does PLAIN stand for and how did the conference remind us of our core values?
What are Laura’s key SEO takeaways from BrightonSEO 2019?
This year was my first BrightonSEO - and, I hope, the first of many. It’s amazing that a conference that originated in a room above a pub in our hometown of Brighton has come such a long way and now welcomes SEOs from all over the world. Here are the key takeaways that have inspired Readable.
UX and readability: a readable rebuttal
If you read a UX Matters blog post about readability, you might have some questions about its value in UX. We’re here to address them.
What is NLG and how will it impact the future of search and content marketing?
You may have heard of natural language generation - NLG - and if not, you’ve certainly heard of Alexa or Siri. What is NLG, and how can you ensure your content succeeds in the future of search engines?
Top essay mistakes in academic writing – and how to avoid them
It’s easy to feel insecure as an academic writer. After all, you’re writing about big ideas. How can you avoid common stylistic pitfalls in your essay?
Watch your tone – how to write content that connects
We all know the phrase: “It’s not what you say, it’s the way you say it.” How can you connect to your reader on a personal level?
6 things I’ve learned from 6 months in customer success
It’s hard to believe I’ve already been a Customer Success Champion at Readable for half a year. What have I learned so far from managing customer success for a SaaS?