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    Brand Messaging, Content Writing, Copywriting,
    Copyediting, Proofreading and French Translation
    Choose your words wiselyTM
    • Grammar for marketers: Subject vs. object.

      In regular grammar, the subject does to, for, or because of, the object. In grammar for marketers, it’s the “because of” that matters most. The subject is the main character, state or object of the story being conveyed. Conversely, a sentence’s object is the reason there’s a story to tell about the subject.  “Grammar for…… READ MORE

    • What do we want from thought leadership?

      The term “thought leadership” was coined in 1994 by Strategy and Business magazine’s then editor-in-chief Joel Kurtzman. “Thought Leaders,” he said, “possess a distinctively original idea, a unique point of view or an unprecedented insight into their industry.” Most people who are serious about their work would be interested in a thought leadership piece with one or more…… READ MORE

    • Copywriter tales

      On March 10th, 2017, the Page 7 Copywriting brand was folded into Re:word. For nine years, p7 was the copywriting agency of choice for some of the biggest brands and best agencies including Google, BBDO,… READ MORE

    • Step 1 — The brief

      When a copywriting job comes in, the first thing we do is create a brief. If you’ve worked agency before, you know that some briefs should really be called lengthies or novels or endless streams… READ MORE

    • Gobsmacked.

      We were in Banff last week at The Gathering, a celebration of “cult brands.” Incredible speakers, considered content, a well-curated guest list and the occasional throw-down made it by far the best conference we’ve attended… READ MORE

    • Our new website launched last week

      It only took 30 months to write. Seriously. In all fairness, it’s 18,259 words — but in all fairness, that’s 1.198 words per hour. Shameful. But the reality is that writing about yourself is hard.… READ MORE

    • Flagga Bloo Blee

      If you spoke French like Phoebe, you wouldn’t need us. But since you speak it like Joey, drop us a line at info@reword.ca and let us help you out. READ MORE

    • This commercial might as well be for typos

      Typos are like stains. When your reader spots one, it’s all they can see, which means they’re not really concentrating on the rest of your content. What a waste. READ MORE

    • A request.

      If you’re one of those people who correct people’s spelling on social media, we kindly ask you to stop doing that. It’s annoying. It serves absolutely no purpose other than to embarrass. And honestly, if… READ MORE

    • Author review: Nick Bland

      As of this writing, Re:word has three heirs apparent, all under the age of four. Naturally, we’re preparing them to take over as soon as possible so we can retire to the yacht. That means… READ MORE

    • The Animaniacs make us jealous

      Watch this. Then watch this. Then try to say they’re not the most brilliantly written songs you’ve heard today. You won’t be able to, because they’re objectively brilliant. Think about it: Putting 171 countries and… READ MORE

    • A most versatile two-letter word.

      “Yo.” It can be a greeting (Yo, guy!), an expression of excitement (Yo, that’s dope!), a shortening of “your” for effect (Yo mama), a request for a moment to formulate your thoughts (like these dudes… READ MORE

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    If it’s on the list, we can do it. If it’s not on the list, we can probably still do it. Either way, let’s talk.