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31). How to Write Your Own Content By : Hans Hasselfors
If you have a small budget or you are very interested in creating your own content you should make yourself familiar with the necessary steps required when writing content for business use.
32). The Process of Technical Writing By : James Hunt
The technical writing process consists of four main phases. These are planning, writing, delivery, archiving...
33). Tuning OUT For Success By : Steven Barnes
A wise man once gave me two simple rules for success. Here they are.
34). Rejuvenation By : Lisa Collazo LCSW
RejuvenationHave you ever awoken from a restless sleep feeling as though you needed to write but were too depleted to even pick up a pen, let
35). Plotting By : Jeff Heisler
PlottingHow do you plot a novel? You read your favorite book and the writer put the twists and turns in just the right places. The pace was p
36). Eight Ways To Write Better Instantly By : Rix Quinn
Is it possible to improve your writing instantly? The answer, happily, is “yes.”
While researching a book on famous speeches and essays, I foun
37). The Disintermediation of Content By : Sam Vaknin
Are content brokers - publishers, distributors, and record companies - a thing of the past?In one word: disintermediationThe gradual r
38). HOW DO I CHARACTERIZE MY STORY? By : ARTHUR ZULU
Title: HOW DO I CHARACTERIZE MY STORY?Author: Arthur ZuluContact Author: mailto: controversialwriter@yahoo.comCopyright: Copyright © Arthu
39). THE COMPETITIVE EDGE By : Sue Kendrick
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of being short listed, placed or winning a writing contest yet many writers quickly become discouraged by a tota
40). A Crazy Night In Vegas By : Kerry mann
It was a Sunday afternoon. My friend Kurt and I met for lunch. We kept talking about our upcoming trip to Vegas. We were scheduled to leave that Thurs
41). `The Marilyn Scandal`/`The Other Side of Lennon` By : Sandra Shevey
Rights to the above books have been reverted to the author who is keen to negotiate licences. Interested publishers should contact her personally at s
42). Books Are The Treasures Of The Written Word By : Sophie Ann Rosario
In this high tech advanced world that we live in now, itappears many may have forgotten books, or at least losttouch with them for entertainme
43). Why Should You Use Worksheets For Proofreading? By : Niall Cinneide
Proofreading worksheets are a great tool to help individuals open their eyes to the mistakes that are commonly made. These are used to help teach
44). Writing in the Shower (or Wherever You May Be) By : Mary Anne Hahn
I just glanced at the clock. 7:35 am. That leaves me ten, maybe fifteen minutes to write before it's time for me to head for my day job. What can
45). Maximizing Your Book’s Earning Potential By : Penny C. Sansevieri
Everything in life is worth writing about if you have the guts to do it and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt
46). 7 Secrets For Beating Writer's Block By : Shaun Fawcett
Most people can easily identify with the dreaded "writer'sblock". It is a well-known phenomenon that just abouteveryone has faced at one point
47). Does Your Plot Suit Your Characters And Vice-Versa? By : Nick Vernon
Creative Writing Tips –When an idea comes to us for a short story, we either think of a story line first or a character first.
48). Business Writing Skills I: What Do You Want To Say? By : Linda Elizabeth Alexander
Many web entrepreneurs are unfamiliar with business writing. Intruth, concise writing will build your business because you willbetter connect
49). Re-Fresh, Re-Hash, Re-Write By : Bonnie Moss
You are running out of ideas, you sit down in front of your computer and stare at the blank screen with a blank mind.Your fingers are idly wai
50). How to Get Your Message Across By : Jennifer Stewart
It sounds easy, doesn't it? Just send out a few sales letters,mention what you're selling and why people should buy it andthat's about all the
51). How to Write Cinquain Poetry By : Gary R. Hess
Poetry comes in many types and genres. As with other writings, we must first understand the meaning and power behind each poetic style before choosing
52). Such a thing as bait overload? By : Brian Holte
As ebook publishers we constantly strive to develop new information products that wehope people will find value in, open up their wallets and grac
53). Forbidden Feelings By : Mikhail Oller
Together, we’ll be the fearless dark angels
Together, we will firmly hold ourselves high
Fly in the sky of forbidden affair
54). The Power of the Newsletter - Solidifying Customer Relations By : Mel-Lynda Andersen
You’ve worked hard to gain your customers’ business and want to explore ways to strengthen your relationship with them while informing them of importa
55). "Clever Headlines Usually Flop! Are You Being Too Clever For By : George Dodge
Copywriters that try to be clever, humorous, abstract, or usedouble entendre with their headlines and ads will normally findthat they flop and
56). Road Rider's Dreams By : K.S. Fellow
Mythology info...
57). How To Brand Yourself On a Shoestring Budget By : John Colanzi
Have you spent hours on end trying your best to make moneyon the internet and ended up empty handed? Trust me you'renot alone.I've bee
58). Ebook Design (HTML) By : Shelley Lowery
When designing an HTML compiled ebook, you must create an HTML document (web page) for each page within your ebook. These pages should include
59). Five Ways to Improve Your Marketing Material with Fewer Word By : Jeremy Cohen
You can sell more by writing less.
If you are like many small business owners you may
unwittingly suffer from "too many words" syndrome. It
occur
60). How to Evaluate Writing Contests: Six Starter Questions By : Dr. Erika Dreifus
At some point in your writing career you will probably encounter the possibility of entering writing contests. As you peruse writing newsletters and
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