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- Creative Inspiration For The Everyday Writer - by Submitted on Oct 07, 2007 from Roslyn RandleHave you ever been a person who has had trouble starting a writing project or keeping with the lines of thought that first inspired you to write? You are not alone. Writing can be a difficult task to undertake for the writer who has trouble becoming inspired or staying inspired. There is much ...
Views: 877 - The Top Ten Characteristics of Successful Freelance Writers! - by Submitted on Oct 06, 2007 from Suzanne LieuranceAnyone can become a freelance writer. But successful freelance writers (those who make much MORE than a "decent" living from their writing) all share these top ten characteristics. 1. A successful freelance writer writes on a regular basis. That should be no surprise. But it's probably the ...
Views: 2394 - How Successful Writers Get Things Done (from Creative Writing Course - Updated) - by Submitted on Oct 05, 2007 from Craig LockI've mentioned those 'D' words before: DESIRE, DEDICATION and DISCIPLINE. Successful writers set goals and work away steadily and unobtrusively (nice long word, like 'earthmoving-contractor') each day. It may be writing a page or an article, or 500 words a day. I just write and stop ...
Views: 665 - PLR - It's Almost Too Easy - by Submitted on Oct 05, 2007 from Carrie LauthIn addition to using private label rights content for your site, blog and newsletter, here are a couple more uses that will knock your socks off. - PLR as Infoproduct That's right! You've no doubt noticed that many successful people online have their own information products to sell. But ...
Views: 840 - The Secret to Writing… Is Writing! - by Submitted on Oct 05, 2007 from Mark V HansenWe recommend that you write out everything you know about a subject before you start researching the subject. Just sit down and write it. This approach allows for original thinking and breakthrough ideas. Write what you know. Surely you have a signature story that you frequently tell to the ...
Views: 796 - Four Simple Steps To Effective Editing and Proofreading - by Submitted on Oct 04, 2007 from Carl PantejoBy Carl Pantejo, Copyright 2007 (Below is an excerpt from “My Friend Yu – The Prosperity Mentor: Book II. Release Date: November/December 2007. Pantejo - Y.N. Vurce Publishing.) How many times have you written something, submitted or published it; then found glaring errors in ...
Views: 2945 - Is A Best Selling Book Hiding In Your Computer? - by Submitted on Oct 03, 2007 from Roice KruegerMany authors, more than you could possibly believe, have the one of the greatest books of all time locked in a safe, file cabinet, file folder, or computer. Why have writers got a backlog of brilliant material hidden away? Because writers write. Prolific writers write prolifically. Ask writers ...
Views: 723 - The Advantages of Tracking Your Articles - by Submitted on Oct 02, 2007 from Jo MarkWhy would I need to track my articles? After all, my counter tells me if a hit to my site came from xyz submission site, so what is the advantage in adding tracking data? I write a lot of articles, and, as a result, many of them are picked up and published by ezines that I never submit to. ...
Views: 613 - How to Write A Book and Get Published (Updated) - by Submitted on Oct 01, 2007 from Craig LockTitle: How to Write a Book and Get Published (Updated) Author: Craig Lock Category (key words): Writing, writing books, Publishing, Book Publishing, Writing Course, Creative Writing Web Sites: http://www2.webng.com/writernz and http://www.craiglockbooks.com Other Articles are available at: ...
Views: 606 - How To Write Articles For The Internet - by Submitted on Oct 01, 2007 from Jo MarkMany people enjoy writing but are reluctant to write for the Internet because they are unclear on the basics. Actually, a decent word processor and an Internet connection are all that you really need. Almost any topic that you chose to write about will find some sort of market on the Internet. ...
Views: 595 - How To Increase The Number of Clicks That Your Articles Generate - by Submitted on Sep 30, 2007 from Jo MarkMost of us write articles to generate clicks from the links that we place in the resource box. The main purpose of this is to either increase traffic to our websites or to interest readers in a product that we are promoting. But how do we realize these goals? In order to succeed, there are 3 ...
Views: 681 - Sharing Some Techniques and Tips FNew Writers (Updated) - by Submitted on Sep 30, 2007 from Craig LockArticle Title: Sharing Some Techniques and Tips for New Writers (Updated) Submitted by: Craig Lock Line Space: 65 characters Category (key words): Writing, Creative Writing, Writing Hints/Tips Web Site: hhttp://www.webng.com/writernz/overtherainbow.html Other Articles are available ...
Views: 680 - How Good Are You At Tooting Your Own Horn? - by Submitted on Sep 24, 2007 from Eve B. RoseThe answer better be “GREAT!” If not, you have a serious marketing problem. Opportunities abound for financial advisors who are willing to be aggressive, provide leadership, and earn trust. It is critical to make certain that people know about YOU. How do you separate yourself from the crowded ...
Views: 934 - Profile Writing Tips That Get Better Responses - by Submitted on Sep 23, 2007 from Dave M.You’re probably thinking that meeting women online is a great way to date lots of women and hopefully find a meaningful relationship. Well, you’re right. But when you’re sitting at your desk, creating your online dating profile, you’ve got to remember that thousands of other men have the same ...
Views: 1016 - The Two Secrets To Achieve Writing Success - by Submitted on Sep 23, 2007 from Jo MarkPeople always ask me for the one or two secrets to achieving success in marketing articles for income. Secret number 1, write. Secret number two, submit. That’s pretty much it. Of course there are many details that you need along the way: a properly constructed Resource Box, a great title, and a ...
Views: 622 - Submit Your Articles To The Right Sites For Success - by Submitted on Sep 22, 2007 from Jo MarkWhen submitting articles, you should look for two criteria. First, you should seek out sites related to your niche. This is vitally important. Most of the viewers on these specialized niche sites are interested in the topic that you are writing about. As such, they are much more inclined to want ...
Views: 996 - Art Of Writing Articles At Breakneck Speed - by Submitted on Sep 21, 2007 from Tim RosanelliThere I sat staring at the blank page on my computer screen. Thinking to myself, “What should to write next?” Aagh! Writer’s Block. It can happen to anyone. Does this sound familiar? Well, I researched writer’s block and found some great tips to keep you writing without hitting that inevitable ...
Views: 764 - Internet Book Marketing, 12 Ways To Use The Web For Book Profits - by Submitted on Sep 20, 2007 from Bob BurnhamIf you have a book to market you are missing thousands of sales if you ignore the internet as a means to market your book. Here are twelve ways the internet can help you make millions. Your own website. If you want to sell a book, whether you publish traditionally or self publish, electronic ...
Views: 886 - Use Power Words to Maximize Profits - by Submitted on Sep 18, 2007 from Jo MarkWhether you realize it or not, making a purchase is an emotional activity. When you browse among a number of sale items, most people will choose the product that makes them feel the best. The key word is FEEL. The way you feel is an emotion. A few examples of emotional responses are: happy, sad, ...
Views: 662 - Alter Your Writing Style To Increase Sales - by Submitted on Sep 17, 2007 from Jo MarkPeople like dealing with those who are friendly. When interacting in person, we take visual cues from each other. Subconsciously, we note whether the other person is smiling, happy, sad, sincere, trustworthy, etc. We listen to verbal clues as well to gain insight into their personality. We do ...
Views: 678 - How to Create and Capture Writer's Inspiration - by Submitted on Sep 08, 2007 from Carl PantejoBy Carl Pantejo, Copyright 2007 (Author “My Friend Yu – The Prosperity Mentor,” Copyright August 2007. Pantejo - Y.N. Vurce Publishing.) *Below is an excerpt from “My Friend Yu – The Prosperity Mentor: Book II. Release Date: October/November 2007. Pantejo - ...
Views: 1033 - Writing the Rainbow - by Submitted on Mar 23, 2015 from Eleyne-Mari Austen SharpIf you were to disregard all of the file folders, books and scribbled Post-It notes, one of the first things you'd notice about my office is my fondness for The Wizard of Oz. Along the walls and bookshelves are postcards of Dorothy and The Wicked Witch, a stuffed Scarecrow and a Cowardly Lion ...
Views: 4656(2 votes) - 5 Steps To Overcoming Writers Block - by Submitted on Aug 24, 2007 from James RocheThere is a cure for writers block…and it’s probably not what you think. In fact, if you follow these five simple steps you can permanently end writers block forever. This five step technique is as old as paper and pen. (You can also use this technique to get un-stuck in any area of your ...
Views: 851 - For LifeWriters: Using Your LifeLine to Create Your Life Story - by Your LifeLine
When you first begin writing your life story, one of the most important things you can do is to create a LifeLine-a listing, or calendar, of the most important things that have happened to you in your life.
What is a LifeLine?
Very simply, your LifeLine is a chronological listing ...
Views: 2470 - How to Become a Best Selling Author - by Submitted on Aug 08, 2007 from Jason OmanIf you’re planning on writing nonfiction, then the first question you have to ask is whether or not you think yourself capable of embarking on this trying yet rewarding journey. With general non-fiction, there will always be space for a good new non-fiction book in the market. So, what makes a ...
Views: 1234 - Sharing Some Writing Tips (based on Interviews with some Famous American Writers - Updated) - by Submitted on Aug 07, 2007 from Craig LockArticle Title: Sharing Some Writing Tips (based on Interviews with some Famous American Writers - Updated) Submitted by: Craig Lock Line Space: 65 characters Category (key words): Writing, Creative Writing, Writing Hints/Tips Web Site: ...
Views: 2507 - Top 10 Excuses for Not Writing Your Nonfiction Book - by You've been thinking about writing a book. You know a book could generate money, enhance publicity, attract clients, propel your business or career to a higher level, perhaps land you on the speaking circuit.
But thinking is not doing. You need to put your fears and reasons for procrastination ...
Views: 1180 - Natural Writing ... Using Your Verbal Style to Create Your Written Style - by When I first started writing, I sat down and worked on a small article for nearly a week. The problem was that I couldn't figure out how to squeeze my idea into the 1,500 word limit. I was lost, frustrated, and almost gave up. After some years of work, many rejections, and a lot of ...
Views: 1520 - And what do you do? ... How to know when you're a writer! - by It's the funniest thing. When someone asks me what I do for a living, I tell them, "I'm a writer." The standard response is, "No, really, what do you do?" Somehow, I always flounder in the conversation because I never expect that type of response.
--- So, how do you know you're a real writer? ...
Views: 984 - What Is Creative Writing (from Creative Writing Course - by Submitted on Aug 02, 2007 from Craig Lock"We share what we know, so that we all may grow." * What Is Creative Writing (from Online Writing Course)? I believe ALL writing is creative (a nice short sentence to get the ball rolling). Journalism is a different form of writing in that it ...
Views: 638 - Creative Habits: Subtraction - by Submitted on Jul 31, 2007 from Vicki St. ClairThere are many myths surrounding creative people and the way they think and live, and one of the biggest, as any creative will tell you, is the myth that everything they touch turns to gold. Sure, there are times when everyone has bursts of effortless creativity. But there are just as many ...
Views: 882 - Smashing the Myth of the Press Release - by A musician spends years honing his craft. He writes world-class songs and performs them in a manner that moves his listeners to tears. He records a demo tape and sends it to record labels. He gets a contract and becomes rich, famous and adored.
The lesson: demo tapes are the secret of becoming ...
Views: 779 - Increase Your Income by Writing from Home - by Submitted on Jul 25, 2007 from Lucy MayThe World Wide Web as we know it today is huge, the opportunity for earning extra money on the internet is abundant. Every minute of everyday, people all over the world are logging in, online. The one basic ingredient they all share is the thirst for information. As a writer you have the skills ...
Views: 721 - 10 Top Ways to Manifest a Life of Creative Flow - by Take a moment and hold fast to a vision of life continually in the flow. Meandering down the river, and even enjoying when the rapids get rough! Knowing in your heart and soul that the one consistent piece of the puzzle is that you remain in the flow mindset.
1. Take time daily to set your ...
Views: 691 - Why Write? - by Submitted on Jul 12, 2007 from Yolanda CardenWhen someone asks why write? My answer -- writing is like making love. When they ask how to write? Same answer. For each writer the act of writing is as individual as his/her own personality. I write because I have to. I have to because I want to. I want to because I love it. When I was a ...
Views: 1125 - How to Write a Good Article (from Creative Writing Course) - by Submitted on Jul 10, 2007 from Craig LockArticle Title: How to Write a Good Article (from Creative Writing Course) Author Name: Craig Lock Category (key words): Writing, Creative Writing, Writing tips/hints, articles, writing articles Line Space: 65 characters Web site: http://www2.webng.com/writernz/ Other Articles are available ...
Views: 733 - Copywriting Tip for Coaches: Put the YOU Back in Your Unique Selling Proposition - by Submitted on Jul 10, 2007 from Dina GiolittoIf you're a coach who currently self-manages your own business website, you may have asked yourself this question at one time or another: "I know I need stronger web copy because my sales could use a boost. And I also want a little writing backup, so I'll be able to finally offer my undivided ...
Views: 1051 - 12 Tips for a Successful Blog - by Submitted on Jul 09, 2007 from Cathy BurrowBlogging is all the rage recently. Are you thinking of starting a blog? Great! But there are some things you need to know before you begin. First of all, very few people should start blogs. Instead most individuals should stick with websites. Why? Because blogs need to be updated regularly ...
Views: 665 - Top Ten Ways To Hack The 'Writer's Block' Syndrome - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2007 from Ganesh ChandranOne one morning break of your blog life,you get up and you don't feel like addressing the world.But you don't want to feel or sound or look like wasting time.What's the way out.How about a profitable break?Here are a few things you can conclude which don't take huge effort from your part but ...
Views: 782 - The Do’s and Don’ts of Proofreading - by Submitted on Jul 07, 2007 from Mary Gormandy WhiteDo you ever look at something you have written several days after you have sent it to a client and notice a glaring typographical error? Even if you proofread everything you write very carefully before sending it out, this is still likely to happen to you at some point. It is very frustrating ...
Views: 2604 - Business Invitation Letter: Quick Guide and Effective Tips - by Submitted on Jul 05, 2007 from Yaron LaviWriting and delivering invitations to customers, potential customers, or colleagues to attend your important business-related occasions requires careful attention: While great opportunities lie therein, if done improperly, it can cause undesired results that it’s wise to avoid. When you plan a ...
Views: 1313 - Articles Well - Articles And Web Content Of Assured Integrity! - by Submitted on Jul 01, 2007 from Stan HessArticles writing and submitting to articles directories have been proven to be a very effective way to improve Search Engines’ rankings. Webmasters can benefit threefold: - Links placed in the article listed in the articles directory, and leading to their websites, count highly for SEO ranking ...
Views: 797 - WINNING WORDS for a winning website - by + Ever sit down to create that winning add, publicity release or newsletter and couldn't come up with the right words or phrases? You will never make your future until you cure the problem of the Dialog Dilemma. And that means enlarging your personal powers of expression. Inserting precision and ...
Views: 884 - Winning Words for A Winning Web Site - by + Ever sit down to create that winning add, publicity release or newsletter and couldn't come up with the right words or phrases? You will never make your future until you cure the problem of the Dialog Dilemma. And that means enlarging your personal powers of expression. Inserting precision and ...
Views: 774 - Writing a Resignation Letter: Eight Tips for Resigning Elegantly - by Submitted on Jun 30, 2007 from Yaron LaviWhatever the reasons, you've made up your mind to resign and move on. It’s not easy, especially after many years of giving your all to your job and your coworkers. In any case, your first step is to draft a letter of resignation¯a sensitive move that if done improperly can have a strong negative ...
Views: 5070 - Online Synonyms Dictionary: Five Valuable Tips You Need to Know - by Submitted on Jun 30, 2007 from Yaron LaviRemember when we used thick, dusty reference books? Those days are gone; now we open our browsers and discover hundreds of online dictionaries, each offering different features and capabilities, leaving us…confused! An online English thesaurus, or an online English synonyms dictionary, is a ...
Views: 1036 - Why Did I Do This? - by Submitted on Jun 27, 2007 from John MignanoThe most powerful writing comes from being a dreamer - becoming a writer begins with a mental picture of you living that dream. Everyone has at least one 'dream' book in them! Have you ever felt that your dream to become a writer was put on the back burner. Well today I'll help light that ...
Views: 607 - English Grammar Software: An Overview, Tips, and Benefits - by Submitted on Jun 25, 2007 from Yaron LaviTechnology keeps churning out innovations that promise to change, improve, or make our life easier. One of these revolutionary and ambitious technologies pledges to change the way we write English, whether or not we’re native English speakers. Since the first word possessors surfaced a few ...
Views: 1075 - Emails Should Always Look Great! - by Submitted on Jun 25, 2007 from Todd ThompsonAn seemingly overlooked aspect of online marketing is the importance of how your sales message is delivered. To say this in a more direct way would be to say, "does your email message arrive to the reader in a format that is easy to read, easy to understand, and does is let the reader know you ...
Views: 632 - Use of Comma in English Writing: Quick Guide and Tips - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2007 from Yaron LaviWe all use commas in our writing; we know they’re essential: They separate parts of sentences into clear segments that aid in comprehensible reading. However, for most of us, placing commas becomes guesswork that uses up a significant part of the time we devote to writing. Imagine writing ...
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