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Revving Up Your Writing Productivity
Author: Catherine Franz
Productivity begins by recognizing and valuing your brilliance, time, and space. It starts with awareness of what works and what does not. It continues with examining what needs grease, or other needs. Search for the truth for what you need in order to rev up your writing...
Writing the PDA Way
Author: Catherine Franz
When we think of writing it triggers many thoughts and visions depending on our framing. It could trigger a lone man with a full astray, unshaven, staring at an old plunking typewriter with white blank crisp paper waiting in anticipation for his words...
Top Seven Mistakes Writers Make and What to Do About Them
Author: Judy Cullins
Writers often get stuck because they make assumptions about writing, finishing, publishing, and promoting their books. A recent client confessed that he thought a book was just too big a project. Using professional, respected information, writers can finally realize their book dream...
Top Seven Essential Hot-Selling Points To Implement Before Writing Chapter One
Author: Judy Cullins
Every part of your book can be a sales tool. When you include the below tips, you will have a roadmap to follow to keep your writing organized and compelling, and you'll sell more books than you ever dreamed of!..
Top Seven Ways to Select a Book Topic That Sells
Author: Judy Cullins
Authors need to write their book according to their target audiences' needs and wants. You can sell many more copies when you address these seven ways to select a topic that sells...
Top Ten Ways to Write Like a Pro Checklist
Author: Judy Cullins
Sure you can write, but can you write crisp, compelling copy thatezine publishers, related Web sites, and book audiences willclamor for?..
How to Outline your Book and Chapters with Mindmapping
Author: Judy Cullins
Mindmapping is better than linear outlining because authors can use flexible thinking and relativity in writing their book. One can add and subtract a thought or phrase from a mindmap easily. Mindmapping is an excellent way to start, organize, and finish your book...
Top Ten Ways to Write a Book That Sells
Author: Judy Cullins
Is there a book inside of you? Yes? Then why don't you write it? Or, if you've already written a book, wouldn't you like to sell more? So many of you have a great idea for a book, even a dynamite title, but much more is needed to write a book that sells. Here's the top ten ways to write a book that sells:..
The Top Five Writing Mistakes Professionals Make
Author: Judy Cullins
Yes, you know your subject. You also need to think about entertaining your audience, and making your book or other writing easy to read. If your writing lacks organization and compelling, vital sentences that convince your readers to keep reading, they will leave your book or Web site immediately. There goes your "word-of-mouth" promotion...
How to Use Textpad to Write Articles Faster
Author: Judy Cullins
It's a good idea to use TextPad because all opt-in ezine publishers want your articles without any formatting. Also, for any email exchange, you need to put your article in the body of the email, not an attachment. Most Online readers who don't know you will not open your email, and people who do know you want it this faster, easier way...
Under The Leaded Sky in Serbia
Author: Mirjana Radovic
When one population in one century survived five wars, two wars in just ten years, enforcment by self a question it`s the war destiny of Serbian people or his dare. With what a Serbian people has merit this - with his frankness, levity, with collective and national damnation or just with that fact which they are living in the territories which from its geopolitical consideration always were interesting orbit of much other populations...
What You May Not Learn In College... (Part Two)
Author: Danielle Hollister
If you become a writer for any publication, private business, public entity, non-profit organization and/or large corporation that employs more than one editor, you may find that your job description, expected contributions, desired writing style and similar "guidelines" for your position - are subject to change daily/weekly/unpredictably - according to each editor's mood and/or personal preferences...
Is Someone Plagiarizing Your Work?(Part Two)
Author: Michael Southon
About two weeks ago I received an article submissionthat immediately attracted my attention. The title wasidentical to the title of an article I wrote and whichwas published in 'WebProNews' in May 1999...
How to Write Headlines for How-to Articles
Author: Joan Stewart
Want to write a how-to article but can't come up with a topic? Start by naming the three biggest problems your customers or clients face. You've just come up with three ideas for three different articles. Be sure the topics tie into a service you provide, a product you sell, or a cause or issue you want to promote...
Is Horror Dead
Author: Richard Lee
I've noticed a big shift away from traditional horror recently, in books, shorts and in subs to E2M....
Why Researching Is Good, And A Failure To Do So Is Not
Author: Brian Holte
What a lack of research could do to you. When creating an ebook how well do you research the topic before hand?..
How To Write A Newsletter
Author: Julia Tang
In order to be successful with a newsletter, specialize in a subject not adequately covered in existing newsletters. A subject which you can give more, or better information on...
Seven Suggestions To Develop a Superb Writing Style
Author: Danielle Hollister
Every writer eventually develops her own unique style of writing. As you struggle to create your own voice, while focusing on the required standards, you may want to consider the following tips for improving your style and establishing a professional formula for success...
Plagiarism Through The Eyes Of College Students
Author: None Specified
Plagiarism has been condemned lately by all types of experts, including scholars, university board members and even commercial parties, such as TurnItIn, which sells plagiarism detection software righteously claiming that plagiarism should be combated through the most efficient and up to date tools...
Freewriting: A Strategy That Will Bring Your Writing To Life
Author: Catherine Franz
Freewriting is a release from the prison of rules. Itallows the fastest and deepest improvements to a writer'screative process. Freewriting shows writers how to overcomepast resistance challenges. Either in writing, control, orother fears. It returns the power of free thought. It alsorenews the energy flow with the universal laws ofattraction...
8 Great Journaling Tips
Author: Catherine Franz
There are no hard-set rules for keeping a journal. How oftenyou write, time you spend, and how rigorously you maintain aregular journaling schedule are matters of personal choiceand circumstance. Therefore, it is important to find whatworks for you. Here are nine guidelines to assist you...
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