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Advertise Here! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    | If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Not all ebooks are created equal. Unfortunately, many aesthetically pleasing and well-written ebooks are duds and do not sell in the marketplace. In this article, I will address two of the most important principles to [...] May 15th, 2010 | Tags: article, author, current state, desperate to lose weight, duds, eBook, ebook author, ebook industry, ebooks, emotional pain, example, information, mind, niche, online, Pain, Scott Brooks, smokers, stop smoking, Youtube | Category: Writing Well | Leave a comment Writing effective sales copy is essentially the most difficult part of an internet marketer’s work yet words are the major money-makers on a web page. Can you envision looking at an internet web page and finding nothing but pictures or hearing just audio? Because of this, for those who have or perhaps are meaning to [...] March 29th, 2010 | Tags: blunder, compose, copy, copy writer, effective sales, example, headline, hesitation, Internet, internet marketer, killer sales letters, money makers, page, powerful tools, prospect, sales opportunities, time, time words, Web, Writer | Category: Writing Well | Leave a comment Copywriting is about giving the reader what they are looking for. For example you searched copywriting tips and that is what you will be getting! Nothing else other then copywriting tips. So what you need to understand first is the meaning of a title or headline…. The meaning of a headline or title is to catch attention [...] March 18th, 2010 | Tags: article, click, Copywriting, copywriting tips, curiosity, example, exit button, financial freedom, headline, helping others, master group, meaning, millionaires, objection, reader, sentence, successful entrepreneur, title, working from home | Category: Advertising, Copywriting | Leave a comment To be a successful Internet writer, the author must have a means of tracking which articles succeed and which fail. Though Associated Content provides a meaningful count as to the number of times an article has been viewed, this figure is somewhat misleading when related to the Internet popularity of the article. Articles that remain [...] March 16th, 2010 | Tags: article, article names, article titles, author, browser search, Christ, Christian, content, example, God, god box, google, google adwords, Input, Internet, internet popularity, internet search engine, internet writer, Jesus, name, Search, search engine input, title, traffic | Category: Articles, Freelance Writing | Leave a comment If you’re trying to write an essay, this five paragraph model might help get you started. The sample essay is about computers. The first paragraph introduces the topic. Paragraph 1: Introduces the topic Example Computer technology has significantly changed how we live and how we work. At least, that’s what my parents tell me. I’m too young to [...] November 28th, 2009 | Tags: Bangkok, cable cars in san francisco, Computer, computer technology, computer use, email exchanges, English, english writing, essay, example, example computer, five-paragraph essay model, idea, information paragraph, Japan, life, Los Angeles, paragraph, penpal, sample essay, San Francisco, Thailand, time, topic paragraph, use, way | Category: Essays, Outline | One comment Write from experience or reality writing is exploding. You’ve no doubt heard of the enormous popularity of reality television. In fact, it’s literally taken over television. At one time the top 8 shows out of 20 were reality TV shows. This example proves one simple fact, people crave reality. The fake, preplanned , orchestrated actions [...] November 3rd, 2009 | Tags: back pages, cab drivers, crowd, doubt, enormous popularity, everyday observations, example, fact, financial rewards, network websites, personal experiences, popularity, post, quot, reality, reality television, social networking sites, television, television reality, time | Category: Writing Well | Leave a comment Starting Out You’ve finally decided it’s time to act upon your dreams and fantasies of being the next J. K. Rowling, or maybe even the English bard William Shakespeare. Begin with a burning passion for writing, so that whether you succeed or not, you know you’ve done your best. It has once been said that writing is [...] October 22nd, 2009 | Tags: area, bard, Begin, burning, burning passion, career, career diploma, DON, English, english bard, example, goal, inner desires, j k rowling, narrative, narrative essays, penn foster career school, pithy quotations, proper sentence structure, record your thoughts, time, William Shakespeare | Category: Creative Writing, Novels | Leave a comment I want to write more about style, just continuing from the last article and with next suggestion. Suggestion 7: economy of style. Think back to the old man on the barge from an earlier blog: “On a sleepy, sunny afternoon I was sitting on the banks of a canal, when a barge came chugging gently towards [...] October 11th, 2009 | Tags: bare necessities, barge, conversation, courter, David Field, Dylan Thomas, economy, England, English, example, good writing, Guinea, Harry Potter, irrelevant detail, Juliet, Monet, Peter, Robbie Williams, Romeo, romeo and juliet, sense of reality, sitting on the banks, starless and bible black, story, style, Suggestion, sunny afternoon, technique, way, Wood, word painting | Category: Creative Writing, Novels, Screenplays | Leave a comment In the last article, I had launched into the question of style and I want to continue on that line, picking up from where we left off at suggestion 3. Suggestion 4: Writers often use a special style – rather than just special words – in order to create an atmosphere. The feeling of oppressive authority [...] October 8th, 2009 | Tags: agony, article, author, beautiful sight, charles dickens, David Field, Denmark, Dickens, different style, example, friends and enemies, judgments, mind, name, Oliver Twist, oliver twist by charles dickens, public buildings, reader, Stephen King, style, Suggestion, time, workhouse | Category: Creative Writing, Novels, Scripts, Style and Usage | Leave a comment A writer of fiction is simply a person who makes up stories. He or she is just a perfectly normal human being who has found out that they can put stories down on paper that make other people really interested, excited and amused. Who becomes a writer? In the 20th and 21st centuries, practically everybody who [...] October 7th, 2009 | Tags: adult, adult stories, Alice, alice in wonderland, charles dickens, child, david copperfield, David Field, Denmark, DON, example, fiction, fun, hour, job, Kim, Kipling, lively imagination, month, Oliver Twist, oliver twist by charles dickens, perspiration, Roald Dahl, robert louis stevenson, self discipline, Suggestion, Treasure Island, treasure island by robert louis stevenson, week, world of adventure, Writer | Category: Creative Writing, Freelance Writing, Novels, Scripts | Leave a comment | Recent PostsCategoriesArchives | ||||
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