This article was a New York Times Blog Post. People frequently do not feel that have to be as careful with email as other documents. I have to admit, when I don’t take the time to read my communication before hitting “send,” I have made an error or two. It is always best to read your document first. This article shows how costly typos have become.

Quote from NYT:

Rushing to publish and overlooking glaring typos may have become part of the new economics of traditional publishing. But on the Web, typos sometimes come with a price. “Spelling mistakes ‘cost millions’ in lost online sales,” said a BBC headline last week. The article cited an analysis of British Web figures that suggested that a single spelling mistake on a e-commerce site can hurt credibility so much that online revenues fall by half.

http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/07/17/the-price-of-typos/

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