Designing a Business Communication Plan

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The document provides tips for effective business communication, including planning, writing, and revising documents. It emphasizes analyzing the audience, gathering relevant information, and organizing content. It also stresses the importance of revision, including evaluating the document against goals and feedback. Additional tips include maintaining a positive tone, focusing on reader benefits, and using an honest but diplomatic style when conveying negative information.

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Business Communication Planning, writing, and revising Creating goodwill Ricardo Leiva

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