Get a Grip on Grammar

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Even professional press release writers occasionally need to brush up on the basics. Whether you write one press release a day or one press release a year, you may struggle with everything from reciprocal pronouns to collective plurals to vernacular that sounds fine but is grammatically incorrect. In an effort to help our readers get a grip on the basics of writing, in this article we will provide answers to some of the most frequently asked grammatical questions that we’ve encountered in the past year. Read more »