Even when writing for a professional audience, avoid clichés and jargon.
Wachtel's program is geared to a professional audience familiar with the vocabulary of the stock market.
In fact they reminded the professional audience on the opening night that there are unexpected facets to familiar designers.
Having done stints as a theater critic and a reporter covering the media in the 2000 presidential campaign, I have become something of a professional audience of one.
"It has been crucial to reconnect to what our core purpose is," she says, namely the selling of content to a professional audience.
Because pieces are written for a professional audience - not for the general public - the aim is that they share experiences, lessons learned, best practice or practical tips.
But its success is likely a product of the highly metropolitan, professional audience that only cities like London can deliver to advertisers.
Talking of clapping, Morrison provides some juicy anecdotes about the Bolshoi's claqueurs – the professional audience members whose job it is to applaud as loudly as possible for their favourite dancers in exchange for free tickets.
Titled Khilafah: The Need and the Method, it was held at the Alexandra Palace, a 19th-century entertainment complex in grand gardens in northern London, and drew a largely professional audience — IT managers, bankers, teachers.
His work aimed primarily at a professional audience — the permanent income theory of consumption, the case for flexible exchange rates, the natural rate (even if it does break down at low inflation), the optimum quantity of money — was often, maybe even usually, brilliant, and will live on.
Sponsorships like the one with American Express help pay for the increasing costs associated with taking the game to a wider, more professional audience, Mr. Beck said, adding that Riot Games was in talks with other blue-chip companies for additional sponsorship opportunities.
