Everyone uses bullet lists (vertical lists in which the order of listed items doesn't matter and items are preceded by the same mark, usually a black dot). Increasingly popular as data and content explode, business writers rely heavily on lists to grab readers' attention and convey information quickly. Despite their utility, writers often ignore or misunderstand proper punctuation of bullet lists. As an editor I've witnessed first-hand how this problem regularly embarrasses business writers. Incorrect punctuation of bullet lists is a distraction and bad for your message's readability.

Here are some simple rules and samples to help you get it right.

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