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Articles in Home | Writing & Speaking | Writing Title|Newest|Oldest Documenting Everything: Your Journal is Your Logbook  By : Bhupinder singh Sailors had it for years. Great explorers had it as well. If you go on an expedition to an ancient Aztec mound, more than likely the archaeologist will have one too - so, why shouldn't you own one? The Gospel of Writing According to Marilyn: Chapters 3  By : This is the second of a series of articles describing the writing process from the viewpoint of a published author and publisher. This series will help writers see what the writing world is all about. Content Writers - Setting Up Your Expectation  By : Darren Dunner When we click on a URL, we expect to see a website that provides us information about the company or person and some more related details. The Appeal Of Screenwriting  By : Zinn Jeremiah Considering the appeal of screenwriting. Women’s Writing: Ten Ways to Increase Your Power Through Language  By : Gail Richards It’s the thing we don’t talk about. We want to write successful books, but we’re not 110% sure of our ideas, or we’re afraid they will be judged. The bad news: That message is coming through loud and clear in your writing. Your readers can sense that insecurity reading between the lines. The good news: There are ten things women can do to increase the power of their writing and their influence. Writing for the Web - Web Copy that Converts Visitors into Customers  By : Now that the Internet is generating over $100 billion per year in retail e-commerce sales, writing for the web is more important than ever. A website that showcases your product or service effectively is a vast resource for your business that allows you to connect with prospects anywhere in the world! Are you using it to its full advantage? Learn how to write web copy that converts your visitors to customers! Book Marketing Plan – Don’t Write a Word Without It  By : Gail Richards Your marketing plan provides an opportunity for you to consider the strategy you will take to get your book to your audience. Regardless of who publishes your book, the primary responsibility for marketing it successfully falls to you as the author. Generating your marketing plan before you write your book will help ensure that your book content, cover, publishing, and distribution all work together and support your marketing efforts. Character Development Secrets - 7 Steps to Developing Real People Who Bring your Fiction to Life - 3  By : Bea Fields and Corey Blake Character development is paramount to a successful story. In this article we’ll explore how to determine your character’s essential essences, definitive moments in their past, resulting behaviors and emotions, and then LET THEM PLAY! You will learn how to create convincing characters that are real and will truly excite your readers. Character Development Secrets - 7 Steps to Developing Real People Who Bring your Fiction to Life - 2  By : Bea Fields and Corey Blake Character development is paramount to a successful story. In this article we’ll explore how to determine your character’s essential essences, definitive moments in their past, resulting behaviors and emotions, and then LET THEM PLAY! You will learn how to create convincing characters that are real and will truly excite your readers. Ten Powerful Strategies to Write a Nonfiction Bestseller  By : Gail Richards Many people not only want to author a book, but they want the book to be commercially successful. If you want to write a book that is a best seller, there are things you need to do in the creation of the book. The Power of the Written Word: Top 10 Ways to Become an Authority in Your Field  By : Susan L Reid With the Internet such an accessible place to get your written word out, there’s no reason why you can’t become a recognized name in your field in 6 months or less. At no other time in history has it been easier to connect with readers hungry for what you have to say. The opportunities for becoming a leading authority in your field have never been richer. Here are the top 10 tried-and-true ways to become a written-word authority in your field. The Secrets of Writing for Online Niches: What Ink-and-Paper Writers Must Know to Thrive  By : Jo Ann LeQuang Writers who want to work online often approach niches like writing topics, but that can be misleading! An ink-and-paper writer seeks the scoop, the untold story. But for online projects, it is much better to create a website or information product that taps into a pre-existing online community. In other words, finding a busy niche and a lot of competition can be a good thing for a successful online writing venture! How to Write a Business Letter: the Eight Component Parts  By : Helen Wilkie A well constructed business letter has eight component parts. Here they are. How to Write a Media Release  By : Sue Currie Learn some tips on how to write an effective media release that will help boost your profile through publicity and medi coverage. The Screenwriting Profession  By : Zinn Jeremiah Taking a look at screenwriting. 3 Steps to Writing for the Web - How to Emotionally Grab Your Visitors!  By : Bea Fields and Corey Blake The number one, most important job of your website is to make your visitor feel great about your company, but so many don't rise to the challenge! I am going to share three ways you can do that. Real Writers Get With The Program  By : Gary Crow It would be very cool to be a real writer. I experience the creations of people who are and I usually can’t get enough. Once I get started, I can’t quit. They draw me in and there is no letting go until they turn me loose, satisfied and wondering how they do it. It’s amazing. This article may help some with understanding the key to their success. Letter Writing  By : Oxana Boichenko If you want to write a first letter to a lady you should make it almost perfect! In this way you can find a new friend or even your love. This letter will make the first impression about you that will affect on your relationship. Business Writing Skills: why yours matter  By : Helen Wilkie Business writing skills are important for everyone in the workplace, particularly for managers. Poor writing skills affect both current job performance and future job prospects, so it's important to sharpen this essential business skill. How to Start Writing a Resume: Avoid the Number One Resume Writing Mistake  By : Adam Waxler The thought of writing a resume sends shivers down many people’s spines. Fortunately writing a resume does not have to be that difficult and yes, you can do it yourself without the help of a professional resume writer. However, you want to avoid the big mistake that most people make when starting to write a resume. Internet Authors aren't losers  By : Mike Scantlebury Authors who feel depressed and defeated by life need to realise that they are only feeling bad because they are currently trapped in a game, run by biased people with their own agenda. Writers need to keep on writing and start making their own rules, using the Internet to find a home for their work and coming to terms with the way the world actually works - badly for struggling authors. 12 Tips for Generating New Ideas for Article Writing  By : Steven E Are you running short of ideas for your articles? Is generating fresh ideas for writing becoming difficult? By following the techniques discussed in this article, you will be an article generating power house. 7 Sales Letter Writing Methods Anyone Can Use To Write A Throat Grabbing Sales Letter  By : Rasheed Ali Uncover some of the most powerful methods to writing sales letters that virtually force people to buy your products or services. How to Write a Resume: 10 Resume Writing Tips to Help You Create a Professional Resume Every Time  By : Adam Waxler How do you write a resume? Here are 10 resume writing tips to help you create a professional resume every time… What Freelance Writers Must Know Now to Make Money Tomorrow  By : Jo Ann LeQuang Writing is a difficult profession. While it may sound glamorous to some, the truth is that opportunities to write for publications are scarce, pay is low, and most writers suffer under editorial constraints. That has all changed with the Internet. For writers willing to re-invent themselves as "content providers," that is, sellers of content (writers and publishers rolled into one), the opportunities are enormous. How to Write a Cover Letter: 10 Easy and Effective Cover Letter Tips  By : Adam Waxler Want to know how to write a cover letter? Here are 10 tips for writing a cover letter... Internet Authors aren't carnivores  By : Mike Scantlebury Calling people names doesn't solve anything, and for Traditional Publishers to pretend that Internet Authors aren't what they claim to be is hardly going to advance the debate. Join Internet Author Mike Scantlebury in looking at the pros and cons of putting up your newly-written book on the web, and just see if what he is saying doesn't make sense. It could be the best move you made all week. Why the Internet Offers Writers Great Business Opportunities  By : Jo Ann LeQuang Writers used to depend on publishers or businesses for their living. Today, writers willing to think outside the box can use Internet business models to construct viable businesses based on content. In order to do this, writers need to learn about the Internet and various business models there and then do what they do best--write. How To Write A Headline That Converts More Visitors Into Customers  By : Rasheed Ali Uncover Rasheed Ali's A.C.E.S. secret of how to write compelling headlines that increase your website sales fast. First Impressions Count  By : Peter Temple Developing rapport is a critical element of any effective presentation. But an even bigger part is the first two seconds you come in contact with your audience. Within that short time, they've already formed an opinion of you. Here are the things you should know in order to influence that initial decision. Internet Authors are the new Slush Pile  By : Mike Scantlebury Why do publishers contradict themselves? They want first choice of new novels, but maintain a publication rate that is suicidally low. They underestimate the internet and want authors to try them first, but give no guarantees that submissions will even be read. If authors choose the web as a priority, then Traditional Publishers will have to become Internet Prospectors, digging for gold. When Writers Become Content Providers  By : Jo Ann LeQuang Writers today struggle as traditional publishing opportunities are more limited than ever and new opportunities to write online (as so-called content providers) pay very little. Despite appearances, it is actually a great time to be a writer providing you have good business skills, a desire to learn, and a willingness to study how the Internet works. Internet businesses are ideal for writers. Writers, There's a New Game in Town!  By : Jo Ann LeQuang Writers may not know it yet, but they are in big demand on the Internet. But instead of just providing content to existing Internet entrepreneuers, the savvy writer can profit from this new business model by becoming a publisher. Content-rich sites that sell advertising or information product marketing are great ways for writers to self publish and assume the risks and potential rewards once reserved only for publishers. Demystifying Health, Wealth & Happiness --- Writing Your Way to a Radical New Existence  By : Marilyn Schwader Use writing to reveal what's keeping the law of attraction from working in your life. Be ready to receive, not just ask for better health, more wealth, and greater joy.	Sign Up for a free account and start submitting your articles. Submit Articles Member Login Top Authors Myspace Playlists Most Popular Articles Submission Guidelines Funny Videos Ezine Notifications Article RSS Feeds web site hosting reviews Partners Free Articles Directory About Us Link to Us Contact Us Terms of Service

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