Category: advice for writers and bloggers
Taglines Tell ’em Who You Are
Subheadings: 4 Strategies for Scanners and Search Engines
Is Your Writing Home Cookin’ or Haute Cuisine?
Organic Talent or Did You Have to Learn to Write?
Are You Using Relationships and Links to Get More Readers?
Use T.I.P.S. for Better Blogging
Want Blog Traffic? Then Collaborate on the Content
7 Tips for Making Your Brand Better
2020: Join the Collaboration at Two Drops of Ink
Voice: Have You Found Yours? Is Mine There, Too?
What If No One Reads This? OMG, What If They Do?
The Energy of the Personal Blog
Don’t Rest on Your Laurels – They’ll Just Go Flat
Writing: Are You Generous or Miserly?
7 Reasons to Revise Your Conclusions
Where Do I Find My Readers?
Take a Risk: Write More than “What You Know”
Why Won’t They Read the Entire Post?
Overcoming the Big, Blank Page
4 Ghostwriter Strategies that Get You Clients
OUTSMART THE STARTING BLUES
Blog or Article? Why Not Both in a Blarticle?
Do published books make you an expert in your subject?
Write Like a Child – Without Fear
5 Reasons You Should Have a Professional Blog Audit for Your Site
Being Heard Above the Crowd
WRITERS READ BECAUSE WHY?
LATE-LIFE FICTION NEVER GETS OLD
Shouting, Blogs, Emails, and Etiquette
Comments Cement the Relationship Between Writer and Readers
Get Sharpened Then Write Dangerously
Keep Moving
Meet Our Contributing Writers
DISCOURAGED ABOUT YOUR WRITING? WRITE YOURSELF A LETTER
Revising? But I Thought I Was Done!
How to be Content in the Mundane
Memoir: White Rain, Penny Candy and Crooked Politicians
Arcing, Enhancing, and Advancing the Memoir
Are you really an editor?
Distinguish Thoughts and Feelings: Double the Descriptions and Dialogues
Don’t Freak Out! How to Remain Calm in the Face of Word Count Requirements
The Vulnerability of Memoir Writing
Cut it: Letting go of the Unnecessary Words
Swan Lake Sentences: Finding the Flow
Writing Style – Start Your Own Trend
A Writer Is . . .
Meeting the Muse
Poetry teaches us to be disciplined in our diction
