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Do You Plot With Your Character In Mind?
Creative Writing Tips –You are plotting the story. You write down what will happen, what problems will arise, what obstacles you will place so the character won’t reach his goals immediately, what he’s going to do to overcome these problems etc… So a
By: Nick Vernon.
3 Steps To Better Sales Copywriting
Whether you’re wet-behind-the-ears or a seasoned copywriter, your craft will benefit by remembering one thing:
You’re nothing more than a salesperson.
There’s an old saying in the “business” that, “a copywriter is a salesperson sitting in front of
By: J.L. Reid.
Business Writing: When Not To Be Professional
It’s time to write your next ad or brochure. Maybe some web content. You’ve done all your research, and you’re staring at a blank computer screen. You want to look good in print. You want to put your “best foot forward.” And, of course, you want to m
By: Lisa Packer.
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Livescribe Celebrates Five Years of Digital Writing
Livescribe, the innovative company behind the world?s first smartpen, is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Livescribe revolutionized the digital writing market by syncing recorded audio with handwritten notes and providing a valuable new tool, which saves times, improves learning and enhances business productivity.
5 Simple Ways to Improve Your Writing
So you?ve been wanting to write?for your blog, for your company, for industry publications, or maybe just for fun. But you?re not sure where to get started. Or maybe you?ve never even considered writing (or never really liked it to begin with), but you?re quickly realizing that you?re going to have to do it (and do it well) for your career.
Solution to FCAT writing dilemma falls to teachers
Solution to FCAT writing dilemma falls to teachers
Writing Chapter One in Life?s Sequel
I was fired this week. The president of the company ? a PR firm in Brooklyn Heights ? called me into her office, closed the door and said, ?This isn?t going to be an easy conversation. You need to look for another job.? She offered to let me stay on staff for two more months [...]
