How Long Does it REALLY Take You to Write an Article?
October 30, 2009 by Deb
Filed under Freelance Writing, Research, Web Content
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Credit where it’s due: Just got done reading Laura Spencer’s “Writing Thoughts vs. The Five Minute Article Writer.” It has me thinking a lot about article writing and what goes into writing a good article.
Can you write an article in five minutes? Me either. How about 30 minutes? Yes, sometimes. You see, I used [...]
Bullets Make the Point
September 23, 2008 by Terreece
Filed under Freelance Writing, Writing Tips
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I love bullet points. When executed well, a group of bullet points can:
bring clarity to a complex idea
catch the eye of skimmers
provide simplified information
break up dense paragraphs
When done incorrectly, bullet points can confuse your audience and bog down an article. So how do you know if you’re doing it right?
It Looks Pretty
Your bullet points [...]
Spin? What Spin? The Latest in Writing News
September 9, 2008 by Terreece
Filed under Writing Tips
In this highly charged, high-stakes election year, charges of media bias have been leveled at every media outlet. Bloggers, TV newscasters and newspapers have received the brunt of the charges, but there may be a solution on the horizon.
The buzz this week surrounds a new Web site that claims it has software that can spot [...]
