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Writing Articles
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Spellchecker - Friend or Foe?
Proofreading? Who needs it when you've got a spellchecker? A professional proofreader explains why you shouldn't trust your spellchecker, and that proofreading is still essential.
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Good Writing - Back to Basics
Writing well, and helping other people to write well, is my job. As a professional proofreader, copy editor and copywriter, people often ask me how to write. The following is a simple guide to remind people of the basics of good writing style.
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Make Your Writing Effortless
Writing doesn't have to be hard; in fact it can be as easy and natural as spoken conversation. All writer's struggle in the beginning to develop creativity and flow; use the following seven tips to sharpen your talent and reach your goals.
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Article Writing - How to Write Articles Faster
Article writing is an art and needs your creativeness and thinking. Articles can be written on different topics and at different pace. Here you will find how to write articles faster.
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7 Key Steps to Productive Article Writing
Writing an article, even if it's only a few hundred words, can be scary and stressful for some people. But if you can string a complete sentence together and spell common words, you have nothing to be afraid of.
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Planning A Simple Newsletter - 10 Tips To Get You Started
Coming up with a great newsletter for your sporting club, community group or far-flung family members doesn't have to be difficult. A bit of planning, a few helpful tips to follow and you could be on your way to being editor and publisher of a popular and well-read mini-newspaper.
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Online Article Titles - Use a Question
It is widely known that questions make good titles of articles, but did you know that it also makes a lot of sense if you are an online article author to be heavy handed on using questions as the titles of your articles. More than one top online article recommends this tactic and strategy.
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Article Writing - Lessons Learned While Googling and Following My Life Passions - Part I
Are you an author needing to find fresh material to create new articles, ebooks, reports, novels, plays or journal articles? Googling my name as a temporary diversion from the intensity of my life, I made some astounding discoveries about the internet, Google, writing, myself and best of all how important a sense of humor makes my day! This multi-part article is truly meant to be humorous and tonge-in-cheek. Let's get serious about laughter, notice my tongue?
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10 Ways To Come Up With Ideas For Your Next Article
Even the best writers have trouble coming up with new ideas to write about. If you make your living writing for directories like Associated Content and PayPerPost you do not have a lot of time to come up empty. In this article we will look at the top 10 ways you can keep ideas for your next article flowing like a smooth mountain stream.
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Free Web Content
Article banks are an excellent source of free content for use on your own website. The author still 'owns' the material they deposit in the article bank, but is allowing other webmasters to reproduce the material (in its entirety) on their own sites for their own benefit. It is a win-win situation, because the authors are creating extra links for their own home pages(s) whilst the webmasters are amassing free content with which they hope to climb up the rankings table.
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