Archive for September, 2007
Hello Ladies,
This past weekend I had the pleasure of witnessing my aunt and uncle as they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. My cousins planned a surprise anniversary party and it was absolu...
1. Be Emotionally Compelling
Your words must have power so people take action and buy. Don't be dry, stuffy or boring. Rock their world. What you think is a little "over the top" is probably j...
Writing informational articles for the Web is a good way to establish oneself as an authority on any topic. Creating articles is also very effective in generating traffic for your website. However, de...
Everyone who writes will eventually have difficulty putting thoughts on paper. This is commonly referred to as "writer's block." While there are no silver bullets or magic pills, below are som...
Submitting articles is a great way of driving more traffic to your website but this can only be possible if you know how to do things right.
How to Drive Traffic to Your Website by Submitting Article...
What are the nuts and bolts of writing articles? How do you write a article? Where do you get subject matter?
First off, you're not writing a book or for that matter, a short sto...
Understanding the Young Reader
What does it feel like to be a child? Lie down on the floor. Imagine what it would be like if you were dependent on another person in order to move around...
If an author mixes action, tension, misdirection, and dialogue with the components covered in Part 1 (a well-written story, strong and believable characters, using only techniques that work for yo...
Good writing and good editing are about helping readers to understand. As a professional editor will tell you, this is as much art as it is technique. With this in mind, though, word usage is pretty c...
1. Know his name
This might seem obvious - but if you are able, find out the editor's name before you query or submit your article or story. You can find out the editor's name by looking at the first...
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Posted in Writing Tips by Barbara Morris on September 30th, 2007 
