Archive for 'Writing'
So You Think You Can Write huh?
Posted on21. Oct, 2009 by David Y.
Continuing in the series of finding motivation to write I want to touch on the topic of not everyone is born to write. Yea I know we go through grade school writing essays and reports so that should have been enough preparation right? Wrong.
If you think you can write then kudos to you, if you [...]
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How To Just Relax and Write.
Posted on19. Oct, 2009 by David Y.
It’s so easy to get stressed out while writing and we’ve all been there, one moment we have a cool idea for an article then by the time we get situated to start writing it is as if the weight of the world has fallen down upon us.
So what’s the point of writing if it [...]
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Goldfish Attention Span – Engaging And Keeping Your Audience
Posted on17. Sep, 2009 by David Y.
Fact: A goldfish attention span is five seconds.
Question: How do you keep the attention of your audience?
Whether you’re a freelancer or work a 9 to 5 it is important to not only properly engage your audience but to also make sure you keep their attention focused on you.
This post is an excerpt of sorts for [...]
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How to Add Personality to Your Writing
Posted on16. Aug, 2009 by Corey Freeman.
(This was a guest post by Corey Freeman, a 17-year-old freelance writer. You can view her freelance writing portfolio at Writer Seven.)
Online, it can feel as though everybody is speaking in the same droll, monotone voice. You might be wondering how you can rise above the monotony and give your voice power, persuasion, and overwhelming [...]
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