Comments on: A Day of Don’ts http://shesales.com/sales-training-blog/a-day-of-donts/ Workshops and Training for Direct Sellers, Independent Reps & Small Business Marketers Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:19:26 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: SheSales.com http://shesales.com/sales-training-blog/a-day-of-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-201 SheSales.com Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:43:25 +0000 http://shesales.com/?p=432#comment-201 Thanks for your comments SouthAustinTX. I write like I speak, so if I were to end a sentence verbally with a preposition, than I'd most likely write it that way. Some grammatical rules I think are ok to break when blogging (jmho). You were right about "greeted". This article has been translated through four different blogs. That word got skewed when it was reposted here. It's been fixed. Thanks for your comments SouthAustinTX. I write like I speak, so if I were to end a sentence verbally with a preposition, than I’d most likely write it that way. Some grammatical rules I think are ok to break when blogging (jmho).

You were right about “greeted”. This article has been translated through four different blogs. That word got skewed when it was reposted here. It’s been fixed.

]]> By: SouthAustinTX http://shesales.com/sales-training-blog/a-day-of-donts/comment-page-1/#comment-199 SouthAustinTX Tue, 17 Mar 2009 15:54:17 +0000 http://shesales.com/?p=432#comment-199 I read your blog "A day of Dont's" and the message is a poignant one with a good book recommendation. Suggestion: Avoid a cardinal sin of blogging by proof-reading. "I’m discovering new places to visit and to do business with." (careful not to end a sentence with a preposition) "...so we carefully walked in, and were semi-greeting by..." (greeted) A credible and professional post does not contain grammatical errors/typos. Your input is meaningful but minor errors can turn off audience and cast a negative impression on your body of work. Thank you for how you help others! I read your blog “A day of Dont’s” and the message is a poignant one with a good book recommendation. Suggestion: Avoid a cardinal sin of blogging by proof-reading.
“I’m discovering new places to visit and to do business with.” (careful not to end a sentence with a preposition)
“…so we carefully walked in, and were semi-greeting by…” (greeted)
A credible and professional post does not contain grammatical errors/typos. Your input is meaningful but minor errors can turn off audience and cast a negative impression on your body of work. Thank you for how you help others!

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