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Does this Headline Grab Your Attention
by David McKenzie
If you are reading this first sentence then the answer is yes.
You see, the objective of the headline is to get the reader to
keep reading.
Whether it’s
Understanding Editorial Guidelines
by Bonnie Jo Davis
Editorial guidelines, also known as writer's guidelines, are the rules set forth by publishers for contributing authors. In order to have your article taken seriously you
10 Tips For Writing Powerful Articles
by Michael Pollock
Writing articles is a great method to create exposure for
yourself and your Internet business. In fact, I'd suggest
it's the best marketing tool you can use.
THESE EMBARRASSING, COSTLY, TERRIBLE TYPOS
by Rolf Gompertz
Typo n. pl. -os. Informal. A typographical error.
Typographical error. A mistake in printing, typing or writing.
That's what it says in the New College Edition
My Free eBook Will Get You Started On Writing for Profit
by Jim Green
I make my living as a writer in the niche non-fiction genre, churning out traditional and digitally published titles that consistently feature in the bestseller lists. (Don’t ta
THE COMPETITIVE EDGE
by Sue Kendrick
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of being short listed, placed or winning a writing contest yet many writers quickly become discouraged by a total lack of feedback from
Creative Writing Tips Does The Name You Chose Suit Your Character
by Nick Vernon
How do you choose a name? Do you put down the first name that pops into your mind? Initially that’s what I used to do, until someone pointed out to me that there are a few thi
Who is the True Judge of Quality Books
by Mindy Gibbins-Klein
As any aspiring writer knows, one of the finest rewards for taking the time to produce good written material – either fiction or non-fiction – is the coveted prize of
Key Benefits of Offshore Technical Writing Services to India
by James Marriot
The introduction of technology in various areas of day-to-day tasks has brought in end number of benefits for mankind. The technical writing services offered by various comp
Letter of Recommendation or Letter of Reference – Which Is It
by Shaun Fawcett
Copyright © Shaun R. Fawcett
Of the more than two million annual visitors to my two main "writing help" Web sites, over 60% of them are looking for some type of le
Future of Technical Writing services in India
by James Marriot
With the adaptation of Globalization and Liberalization by the Indian government in the last decade of the twentieth century, India has progressed in each field but the one
Writing For The Web: More Places To Get Ideas
by Richard Lowe
There are many places all over the place to get article ideas. Part 1 of
this series explored some of the locations on the internet. This part goes
into some of the pla
ENERGIZE YOUR SALES COPY TO INCREASE YOUR SALES
by Bob Leduc
Would you like to capture more sales with your web site,
sales letters, and other promotional messages? It may not be
as difficult as you think. Here are 5 proven tactic
Mind Mapping Your Journal Entries
by Catherine Franz
Clustering, also called Mind Mapping, is a great way to save
space and time when you journal. For those of you that
aren't familiar with Mind Mapping, you can search
The Whys, Hows and Wheres of Research
by Lisa Hood
When I decided to write a murder mystery; with my main characters as the investigators, I had a few problems to overcome:
1) I have never been murdered
2) I have nev
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