Energize Your Writing and Increase Your Output

(Mon Jan 2nd, 2006, by Deanna Mascle)

Every writer can benefit from a study of the effectiveness of their individual writing process. You can write more and you can write better by making some adjustments in your writing strategy. Recently one of my writer friends complained about their ...

Promotional Pens

(Sun Jan 1st, 2006, by Trevor Marshall)

Pens are used by almost everybody, from students, professionals, housewives, company executives and virtually in any type of job. Therefore making a promotional pen that contains the company logo, a product name, a company design and any marketing id...

Publish or Perish

(Sun Jan 1st, 2006, by Emily Hanlon)

I am the daughter of an obsessed writer. My father, a math teacher by vocation, a writer by avocation, brought me up believing that writing is a fine passion and that the highlight of a writer's life is being published. He gave me his love of the Eng...

Using 'Power' Words when Writing Articles

(Sun Jan 1st, 2006, by David McKenzie)

Capturing the attention of your reader is paramount when writing free articles. You can make the greatest impact in capturing your readers’ attention by having a good title. One of the ways to do this is by using what I call ‘Power’ words. By using...

THINGS YOU CAN WRITE ABOUT AND PUBLISH!

(Sat Dec 31st, 2005, by Shery Ma Belle Arrieta)

The stories and articles you can write about are only limited by your imagination, ingenuity and persistence. And your ability to dig deep into and write well about a potentially good story or article can make you a published writer. You can write a...

How to Write Profitable Web Content

(Sat Dec 31st, 2005, by Tim Bossie)

Niche marketing is the current top online advertising technique. And for a good reason. It works. Niche marketing is essentially marketing to a very specific, and focused, targeted group. A niche can be as broad or as narrow as you want. A narrow fo...

Not Getting Where You Want As A Writer? Change Your Mind

(Fri Dec 30th, 2005, by Georgina Stath)

Being a creative writer has never been easy. From learning the craft, to practicing it, to selling your work. But that enthusiasm we felt sparked into passion as we got more involved in it and it continues to ignite us through the long and hard road...

CHILD'S PLAY

(Fri Dec 30th, 2005, 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, give dialogue to their playthings, and give the best descriptions to animate or i...

What Service Do You Need to Make your Book Sell?

(Thu Dec 29th, 2005, by Judy Cullins)

What Service Do You Need to Make your Book Sell? Judy Cullins ©2004 All Rights Reserved. Whether you are just starting or almost finished with your print or eBook, you wonder, "What step to take next?" Who can help me find the right publisher? Who ca...

Keeping your readers interested when writing non-fiction

(Thu Dec 29th, 2005, by Gary R. Hess)

Writing non-fiction might be the easiest of all writings, but it’s not always the easiest to keep your readers interested. When writing non-fiction the best thing to do is research, even when the story is about you, research. Readers are generally we...