Yesterday while I was writing about the "secret writing tip" that has made my writing easier and faster (make a list) I ended up with a list of 10 steps I go through each time I write an article. That’s how powerful the "Make a List" technique is for writing. You will actually create another […]
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The day I learned this writing tip was the day my writing just got a whole lot easier, faster, and more fun. It’s no secret really, but this one tip could change the way you write articles for the Web, for your ezines, your blog, for all sorts of marketing with content. Make a list. […]
This article was written by Daphne Gray-Grant, the Publication Coach, and is worth the read over on her website. Although Daphne doesn’t have a blog (yet), she frequently updates her website with fresh articles about writing. I recommend you go there to read the full article. Can you identify with any of these negative thoughts […]
You know the old joke about how to get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice. How do you become a better writer? Write, write and write some more. How do you get readers to come to your blog? Write more. Now here is scientific proof from Darwin’s Theory of Evolution that writing more and posting […]
We did it again this week: the number of visitors to this blog maintained the boost in traffic established two weeks ago, double what it was before. On November 7, I wrote a post in which I guessed at the things I did differently that might have caused the sudden increase in readers. My main […]
I make these all the time, and even the best spell checker won’t catch them, because the words are actually spelled correctly, but used incorrectly. This usually happens when I’m typing too fast. It’s not that I don’t know the grammar rules, it’s my fingers…it’s their fault. For example, I’ll type you when I mean […]
How does writing content for email distribution differ from offline or real world styles? I am not convinced that writing for an electronic newsletter, a blog, or a web-based press release is any different simply because it is designed to be read online. I think important changes in the way we communicate overall are driving […]
"How should I write my bio?" New clients to Customized Newsletter Services who are setting up their first newsletters always ask me what should go in the bio section. It used to be that the bio section was like a mini-resume. You included your education, publications, company role and client list…. all about you and […]
Rich Brooks of Flyteblog tells us that using numbers in your articles will guarantee your readers read your email, article, ezine, or blog post. Here’s what he shared on his blog this week: "Whenever I’m talking to clients about creating compelling email bait I always recommend writing an article that includes three things: A number. […]
Conversations with Experts presents… WordPress 2.0: The Ultimate Small Business Publishing PlatformWednesday, September 6, 2006, 8:30 p.m. ET (no charge, registration required)Guest Expert: Michael Pollock, solostream webstudio In the last few years, we’ve seen an explosion of what have been called "push button publishing services" – also known as blogs. Because they’re so easy to […]
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