From Book Notes to Book Reports
Writing papers and book reports has long been the bane of high school and college students' existence. It seems that no matter how hard you work to stay caught up, there is always a paper due tomorrow.
Break in with Fillers: The Best Market for New Writers
Interested in breaking into writing or breaking into a new area? You can't go past writing fillers. Fillers are one of the most overlooked opportunities in the freelance writing world and offer one of the best opportunities for new writers.
Resignation Letters: Dont Let Yours Backfire On You...
It turns out that "tips and templates on how to write
resignation letters" is the third most sought-after
information at my Writing Help Central Web site.So, when I looked into the subject more closely, I was
surprised to find that there is not a lot of guidance
available in guide book form on how to write a proper and
appropriate resignation letter.
Go With The Flow: Write With Transition Words and Phrases
One of the most common weaknesses I see in day-to-day
writing is poor logical flow from one idea or point to
the next. This usually takes the form of a bunch of
seemingly unrelated phrases thrown together with little
or no sense of sequence, continuity, or relativity.
6 Tricks To Squeeze Your Letters Onto One Page
Anyone who has read any of my articles on the subject of
letter writing or resume writing will know how important
I believe it is to minimize the number of pages, preferably
limiting them to one page whenever possible.And, we all know how tacky it looks when we put the
finishing touches on a letter and it overflows onto the
second page by one or two lines.
How To Write Thank You Letters With Class
When I first started tracking the information preferences
of people visiting my Writing Help Central Web site I was
surprised to find how many folks were seeking information
on how to write thank you letters. In fact, "thank you
letter" information and sample templates are the third
ranked destinations at that Web site.
Arouse Your Short Story And See It Published
Are you ready to abandon your short stories? Before you toss your newest story in the trash, revisit it using many of the same guidelines editors keep in mind when they review your work. If you follow these guidelines, you will be many steps closer to placing your short story in a well-known literary journal.
Power Writing 101: Tips and Tricks to Get You Taken Seriously!
In my ten years as an advertiser, I've encountered plenty of folks with a flair for writing. They were born having some idea of where to put the words within the sentence, and the sentences within the paragraph.
Writing Helpful Help - A Minimalism Checklist
User documentation is all too often written by programmers for programmers. It tends to focus on the product's features, rather than the user's tasks.
How To Identify Your Own Style Of Writing
This article is to help identify which style, technique or strategy of writing that one may use. I will also help to understand the method in the way a writer writes and help in determinining which aproach may suite your needs.
Technical Writing for the Terrified
IntroductionSometimes it may be beyond a companies or individuals budget to hire a professional writer to address their technical documentation. Although in an ideal world all technical documentation should be produced by a highly trained expert, unfortunately we do not live in an ideal.
Getting Looked Over, Without Getting Overlooked: Writing for Scanners and Skimmers
* Scanning and Skimming Practices *Whether you're writing e-mail messages or Web site sales letters, you need to know how to hold the attention of different types of readers. Even the readers that don't actually "read.
Baby Boomers and Booklets - Share and Share Alike
As one of those fabulous Baby Boomers, you now own a lifetime of valuable experiences, experiences that are useful to other people. You've given so much to your family all these years.
Become an Instant Author by Playing Well with Others
You wrote a tips booklet. Maybe more than one.
The Heart of the Delay: Harnessing The Wisdom of Procrastination (AKA Writers Block)
I am sure that at in some era, at some desk, with some kind of paper (and perhaps some very special ink), some writer has breezed through a lengthy and challenging project from beginning to end with no delays. No one in her household has suffered, she's felt pleased at each step of the process, and her shoulders have never cried out for massage.
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