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If you have a love for writing and would love to see your work published then your wait may be over. Grants for writers exist to help aspiring writers turn their dreams into a reality. Whether you’re writing fiction or non-fiction, technical books or a biography, writing is a wonderful way to make a good living. So [...] Novel writing is easy if you follow these few simple tips. I hear writers groan all the time about how difficult writing a novel is. I admit to being one of them until I figured out a couple of secrets. Just by changing a few of your writing habits, novel writing can change from difficult to easy. 1. Planning makes novel writing easy. The number one thing that you can do to make novel writing easy is to plan your novel before you start to write. Planning makes writing ten times easier. Writing a novel isn’t easy when you’re stuck. Most writers find writing difficult because they write part of their book and then they don’t know what to write next. Making a plan helps you organize your story and helps you write faster. The faster you write, the easier it will feel. 2. Developing good writing skills makes novel writing easy. You’ve hear the saying, “Practice makes perfect”. I also believe that “Practice makes the job easy”. It doesn’t matter if you’re a plumber or a writer, the job will get easier each time you do it. It’s so important to practice your writing every day. Try to improve each piece of writing by making each time you write, write better than the last time. Continue reading Novel Writing: Five Tips For Making it Easy Do you sometimes feel that you have so much to offer to the world by writing stories but you do not seem to know where to begin? If you feel this way, then you should know that you can write your stories online. This means that instead of figuring out how to publish a book, post [...] Writing online was once was just a simple hobby, yet now a days online writing can make you a very wealthy person if you stay clear of the all the traps. There are endless ways to make money writing online, but few will be successful, most will fail. Is online writing all it is cracked up to [...] Residual earnings are what every creative writer sets out to achieve; passive income from traditionally published book sales, offline and online; royalties that increase year-on-year with multiple editions and reprints. Add to that PLR (public lending library rental fees) and your residuals burgeon with each new book you succeed in having published. Do it once; repeat the formula, and you will profit forever after. But there are other ways to galvanize your residuals…
Copyright (c) 2009 James Roche What I’m about to share with you is a secret so juicy that most copywriters don’t dare let it out to the public because it could put them out of business. It took me about four years to refine this technique and now I’m ready to spill the beans to you. This one hidden technique alone can forever change how you write emails, sales copy, direct mail…in fact anything you need to write so you get more leads and convert those leads to sales. I figured it out the hard way – struggling for years making lots of mistakes in my copywriting. I don’t remember the exact moment this technique revealed itself to me…but I use it all the time now. Last week I shared the secret for the first time to a good friend… We were sitting at an elite golf club here in South Florida. She was complaining how everything in her business was taking off beautifully….except for one thing… She HATED writing copy. For her writing copy was like walking on a wet carpet with socks on. Continue reading Shhh! The REAL “Secret” to Writing Amazing Copy Organization is the essence of writing. Does that surprise you? Most people think writing is about using just the right words and tying them together will good transition words. No, that’s just word-smithing. The most important thing is to organize your thoughts before you start. Create an outline to make sure that you have presented a thesis (a statement that makes the reader want to know more) and then answered the reader’s natural questions. |
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