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The Strange Avalanche Iceman Headline Techniqu
by Grady Smith
Curiosity. Intrigue. Mystery. All strong components that grab
readers of your headlines by the ear a quite literally drag them
into the rest of your copy.
Of cour
You Dont Have To Be A Genius To Write A Love Poem
by Marguerite Bonneville
Love poems are a wonderfully romantic gesture and can often express your thoughts far more eloquently than verbal communication.
If you have some talent with
Writers Voice: Five Places to Find Meaning
by Melissa A. Rosati
Have you seen my voice?
Odd question, I know. Voice is associated with sound not sight. Still, I’ve been looking for it everywhere: writer’s retreats, a bedroom
Bring Out the Natural Writer in You
by Judy Cullins
Bring Out the Natural Writer in You
Judy Cullins ©2004 All Rights Reserved.
Think you can't write a book that will sell? You aren't a natural writer? In fact, you d
Writing For Public Relations
by Ana Ventura
So you're not sure how exactly to go about writing material for
you public relations campaign, and maybe you're not even sure you
want to. We're all busy people, right?<
To Blog Or Not To Blog
by Jim Edwards
Web logs, commonly referred to as "blogs," represent all
the rage right now in online publishing.
Not really a newsletter or traditional html page
publishing, bl
The Written Word How to use it to Create Powerful Sales Letters
by Chuck Crawley
The *written word* is the most powerful source of influence
in the universe. Just think about how the daily newspaper
forces the opinions of the people who live in you
WHAT IS PLAGIARISM AND HOW TO AVOID IT
by Craig Lock
PLAGIARISM:
Wow . What a big word, like "marmalade". Hope I spelt it correctly!
PLAGIARISM is deliberately copying someone else's work and
putting your name
The Art of Writing Effective Web Site Sales Copy
by Shelley Lowery
If you're selling a product or service on the Internet, your
words are the most important factor in determining your
success. High-tech web sites with fancy image
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A WRITING COURSE PROPOSAL
by Dr. Erika Dreifus
At some point in their careers, many writers may teach writing courses, either before a "live" classroom audience or, these days, online. But how does a new teacher deve
Rhetorical Questions
by Michael LaRocca
RHETORICAL QUESTIONS
Copyright 2004, Michael LaRocca
Here's a question I ask as an avid reader. It's rhetorical,
which means you don't have to answer it. Whic
CHILDS PLAY
by Arleen M. Kaptur
When you are around young children, listen very carefully. When they believe no one is concerned with what they are doing, they let themselves go. They make up stories, g
Introduction to Document Design: Visual Organization
by Linda Elizabeth Alexander
This article may be reprinted in your ezine, on your website, or in your print newsletter provided
1. You include the article in its entirety, unchanged;
2
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
by Mary Anne Hahn
For many of us who live in the Northern hemisphere, the month of July
means vacation, swimming, boating, picnics and camping. Long hot
days entice us to slow down,
How to Achieve Success as a Screenwriter
by bskcom
Screenwriting is a competitive trade. To distinguish yourself as a prize-winning writer you need to master organizational skills, take creative risks, and learn how best to p
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