The BiteDraft blog is where helpful writing advice meets the much more entertaining side of communication. You’ll find practical writing tips, helpful resources, message makeovers, tone advice, and plenty of lists like 25 Funny Ways to Say No, end an email, escape a conversation, or respond when you have absolutely no idea what to say.
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There will also be plenty of humor, because communication is complicated and sometimes the only reasonable response is to let a Tudor King handle it.
Ever read a perfectly ordinary text and convinced yourself someone was mad at you? I've been there. Here's what I've learned about anxiety, misreading tone, and why I helped create a tool to make communication a little less complicated.
By Candy Elliott ·
Two projects are ready to talk about. One is a serious tool for lawyers. The other lets you blow up websites with a tank. We build both.
By Candy Elliott ·
You’ve typed “Sending love and light” and deleted it four times. The good news is they aren’t grading your text.
By Candy Elliott ·
If you were born between 1965 and 1980, you trick-or-treated in a different country. It had the same streets and the same houses. Nobody was watching you.
By Candy Elliott ·
The event ends, but the chat lives forever. Now it's 11:40 p.m. and 14 people are reacting to a photo of someone's sourdough.
By Candy Elliott ·
Asking for a refund should be simple. Somehow it turns into a three-day hostage negotiation with a chat window named Kayla.
By Candy Elliott ·
"Wow, you actually look really put together today!" The word "actually" did a lot of quiet damage in that sentence.
By Candy Elliott ·
My package is arriving today, according to a company that's also showing me it's in Ohio. I'm in California, but apparently we're both supposed to stay positive.
By Candy Elliott ·
Nobody ever starts a fight with "I'm furious." They start it with "Sure. Fine." Then you're standing in the kitchen, phone in hand, rereading two words like a…
By Candy Elliott ·
25 dry, unbothered Gen X observations about work, technology, feelings, and why nobody needs to know your business.
By Candy Elliott ·