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The Secret of Editing Your Book Yourself

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 9:20 pm

Unedited Guest Article by Steve Manning

There’s a lot you can do to edit your own book, chapter, paper, brief, essay and so on. And it’s pretty straight forward stuff. Nothing complicated or magical. But before we get too far into the process, I want you to know that there is definitely a secret objective when you edit your book.

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Here’s How to Write a Report That Will Knock Their Socks Off

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 7:59 pm

Unedited Guest Article by Peter Kirkham

Wanting to knock someone’s sock off by learning how to write a report?

During your business life there may be many business reports of various types that will need to compose & write and many of them will be written before your business is actually operating, so they’ll more than likely appear in your marketing plan.

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Map Making for Fantasy Writers

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 8:41 pm

This is not something one would usually find in a writer’s site, let alone a “how to make money writing” blog. But I thought it cool and interesting and a nice Sunday diversion from our usual fare — and an informative one at that. This historically hasn’t been a genre I’ve cared much for, but I’ve recently been thoroughly enjoying reading through the Eragon series (that’s Eragon and the two follow-up tomes, Eldest and Brisingr), a thoroughly enjoyable experience that no doubt is the reason why this article caught my eye in the first place. I don’t how this useful this info would be for you, but what the heck, here you go! — EES

Article by Will Kalif

Maps are a wonderful addition to any fantasy novel. They give the reader an added level of information that helps them visualize and experience the world you have created. A good map can also help you in the writing of your novel. Here are some resources and tips to help you make good maps as a supplement for your writing.

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Benefits of the Collaborative Writing Process

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 11:00 am

Article by David Clair

The most obvious advantage of the collaborative writing process is summed up well in the old saying, “two heads are better than one.” Having more than one person working on a writing project increases the amount of combined knowledge of the authors. In areas of intelligence where one person is weak, others may be strong, and vice versa. If utilized properly, the collective intelligence of a group of writers can be a powerful resource.

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Write a Memoir – How to Write About What Troubles You the Most

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 5:34 pm

Article by Melinda Copp

Everyone has a story to tell, and unfortunately those stories aren’t always pleasant. What makes memoirs and other personal stories of recovery and triumph so appealing is that struggle is universal. And writing about it is one way — a great way — to make sense out of what troubles you the most.

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5 Ways to Speed Up Your Writing

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 3:30 pm

Article by Barry R. Parker

One of the major tools every writer needs is the ability to write fast. If you struggle with each word, revising everything again and again, your productivity will suffer. You have to be able to write fast, but at the same time you have to write well. This means that everything you write has to be clear, concise, easy to read and interesting, and it has to be done with speed.

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Writing Check — 6 Secrets of How to Write Persuasively

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 8:38 pm

Article by Jane Sumerset

With any kind of writing, you are trying to convince someone of something. You want the person reading the letter, report or email to buy something, subscribe to something or perhaps hire you for something. In any case, you have to get and keep their attention for at least a few minutes and hopefully get them to take action on your behalf. Here are some tips to help you get results using writing check software:

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What to Do as Soon as You Get an Idea to Write About

Ideas, Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 10:00 am

Article by Douglas Robert

We’ve all been there before. Suddenly an idea hits you and you realize it’s valuable. “What a great idea” you proclaim. But later as you try to recall your original gem, you struggle, only to find that your original thought and enthusiasm has suddenly taken wings.

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Article Marketing: Maximizing Your Articles’ Marketability

Promotion Adverts, Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 10:20 am

Article Marketing, as you probably know, is the practice of pumping out free articles and having them available through online Article Directories free for other websites and ezines to reprint and publish. Typically, in return, you get a short bio/marketing pitch at the end and a live backlink to your website. Of course, you can also soft sell whatever it is you’re selling through the articles themselves (even services), but those backlinks really seem to be the primary benefit to authors.

Regardless, if you’re thinking of doing Article Marketing, you’ll obviously want to maximize your articles’ marketability. And in this playing field, that’s by having articles that publishers will be interested in, and will be interested in for a long, long time.

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Learn to Tell a Story

Technique Guidelines — Wordpreneur @ 10:04 pm

I’m not usually big on running articles that teach us how to write and communicate, but this one’s just excellent. Really liked it. I think you will too. Must read! — EES

Become a Better Storyteller
Article by Barbara Winter

What skill can put you at ease in social situations, make your business memorable and keep your curiosity on high alert? I’m talking about something as old as recorded history and as familiar as an hour on CNN. You probably grew up with it and are still drawn to it. It is, quite simply, a universal connector that helps us understand each other and ourselves, makes us desire things, gives us a sense of possibility. This magical tool is storytelling and it belongs in every entrepreneur’s toolkit.

So what does it take to be a great storyteller? The fundamentals are pretty simple.

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