Good writing skills allow you to communicate your message with clarity and ease to a much larger audience than face-to-face or telephone communication. There are things I've learned about writing. To be a good writer, these are some things you need to do to become a good writer; you need to brush up on the basic principles of writing, grammar and spelling; write like it's your job and practice regularly; read more so you develop an eye for what effective writing looks like; Ask a partner to read your writing and provide feedback; eliminate unnecessary words from your writing and don't be afraid to say what you mean in what you write. Having poor writing skills gives the reader a negative impression. I studied more about how to be a good writer. And I learned how to construct my writing from grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Even if I know the rules of spelling and grammar, I should still double-check my work. Our brains work faster than our fingers can write, and accidental typographical errors (typos) inevitably creep in. Some tricks I've learned to check and improve my work are to read it out loud. And reading the text forces you to slow down and catch flow issues that my eye would otherwise miss. Writing is a skill that can be learned like any other. This is how I improved my writing