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Money Trails for Writers (09 Feb 2007)
Competent wordsmiths have a smorgasbord of opportunities to make money. Are you limiting yourself? Check out these different writing 'trails' that can earn you a very good income.
Effective Collaboration - Working With Your Ghostwriter (09 Feb 2007)
Using a ghostwriter to craft your free reprint articles and marketing materials is an excellent way to maximize your time and profit. The fastest and most effective way to find a freelance ghostwrit...
Business Letter Etiquette (09 Feb 2007)
Business etiquette is fundamentally concerned with building relationships founded upon courtesy and politeness between business personnel. Etiquette, and especially business etiquette, is a means of ...
How to Avoid the 11 Biggest Mistakes of First Time Authors (09 Feb 2007)
A book can, indeed, change your life. But you must take charge; take a proactive role in promoting and leveraging its success.
Publish Your Novel on the First Try (09 Feb 2007)
Rejection. This scary word plagues virtually every writer this side of John Grisham. It stops many writers in their tracks and often leads them to a new line of work. If your one of the millions of Americans who have a passion for writing and dream of seeing your novel on the shelves of Barnes & Noble and Borders Books, don't let fear of Rejection scare you off. Follow this simple formula, and you can publish your novel on the very first try.
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Sell More Books With a Powerful Back Cover (09 Feb 2007)
Did you know that your back cover information is, after the cover, the best way to sell more books? And, that most authors, emerging and experienced, miss this opportunity to engage more potential buyers? Does your back cover pass the test?
Making Better Word Choices – 4 Examples (09 Feb 2007)
Writers face many decisions when they work on a project. This article helps writers decide when to use the correct word for four common "trouble areas." Incorrect word choices can create negative responses to writers of all types, whether writing a school essay or an important speech.
How to Build Your Site with Other Peoples Content -- Part 1 (09 Feb 2007)
Writing content for an information-rich site can be time-consuming and tedious, especially if you're not a born writer. But there are many ways you can add substantial content to your site by using other people's content.
A Freelancers Journey, Part One (09 Feb 2007)
Freelancer Kristin Johnson provides regular tips in musings on a career as a freelance writer.
Keeping a Journal - One of the Three Treasures to Leave Behind (09 Feb 2007)
(excerpted from the "How to Use a Journal" audio series by Jim Rohn)
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Boost Your Income With Trade Journals (09 Feb 2007)
If you want to make the move to full-time freelancer and neglect trade journals, you're missing a lucrative opportunity. Writers who submit manuscripts to trade journals get paid more money for less work than writers who focus only on consumer publications. Don't know how to break in? It's easy, and here's how.
Get Rich Writing With Your Computer Word Processor (09 Feb 2007)
How to use your computer writing machine to write articles, stories, manuals, ebooks and information products that sell like crazy on the internet. Your computer is a desktop publishing system, a word processor, a spell checker, a document creator that is best at writing information that is the big seller on the internet.
Character Motivation - Always Ask WHY (09 Feb 2007)
If your characters start making out-of-character decisions or act in bizarre ways, simply to satisfy your planned plot twists, your reader is likely to sense what is going on. What happens then? Best case scenario: the reader's enjoyment has been lessened. Worst case scenario: the reader tosses the book aside. Use this handy checklist to make sure YOUR characters' actions are consistent with their motivation.
Scenes and Structure (09 Feb 2007)
Why is it useful to regard a book as a series of scenes rather than a collection of chapters? How can you improve the pacing of your book by the way you handle scenes? These quick tips on scenes and structure could see a big improvement in the momentum of your story.
Writing HI-LO Material (High Interest, Low Ability) for Slow Readers (09 Feb 2007)
If you can write interesting, well-paced material for adults or children who are slow readers, you will have an ever-hungry market. Here are some simple guidelines.
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Common Writing Mistakes - Are These Holding You Back From Writing Success? (09 Feb 2007)
It's so easy to see mistakes when they're pointed out to you - but it's essential to train YOURSELF to recognize problems. Use this list of common writing mistakes as a guide - and turn those rejections into acceptances.
How To Write Your Book Within A Week (09 Feb 2007)
Can you write a book within a week? Graham Jones, a successful author of 27 books does just that. Here he show you how you can do the same.
The Importance of Writing Clearly for Business (09 Feb 2007)
Creating written documents reveals so much about you and your business skills. Your writing tells the reader about your educational background, pride in your work and business expertise.
Open a Vein (09 Feb 2007)
Writing can be easy or difficult...
A Writers Life (09 Feb 2007)
Ever wonder what an author's life is like? What that breathing, sweating, hungry, weary, bona fide guy does when he's not at the keyboard? How does his "day job" affect his writing? When he's mowing the lawn, grocery shopping, or babysitting grandchildren - what goes through his mind? Is he sucking up every sensation as he moves through his day, tucking tidbits away for a future piece? Or, does he simply journey through life, just - doing - these things?
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