Post and helping tips about writing improvement and the writing process
Your article and/or content lives or dies with the perfect headline. Learn about different types of headlines and which keywords you should keep in mind when creating them.
This is the start of a small series about blog article titles and headlines.
Summer is a great time to put your creativity to good use. Make sure that you indulge in all of the summer activities and let yourself be inspired to write early every morning when everyone is still snoozing, or just before you sleep when all the great ideas are coming.
These 5 online writing apps will help you to find more joy in the act of writing. Share your work, check it for readability, or create an interactive story. This and more is provided by the five web-based applications we present to you today!
There is a recipe to writing the perfect professional biography. You have to have an objective, keep the audience in mind, portray your professional persona in the best light and ruthlessly edit the content to perfection.
NaNoWriMo is not only in November! Participate in Camp NaNoWriMo and write your novel or create other writing projects with the help of a dedicated community!
Check out these ways of tackling writer’s block and other struggles that arise while writing. Get your creative juices flowing again and do not give up on yourself.
It’s easy to use the apostrophe correctly! Just follow these simple rules and refer to the examples when in doubt. Forming plural, contractions, and showing possession will never be a problem for you again.
Publish your own eBook – it has never been that easy. Follow these four steps and get your very own eBook published and read by many!
How to properly use thou, thee, thy, and thine? We have the answers. No matter if Shakespeare or clever memes, you will be prepared!
Many believe that i.e. and e.g. are used interchangeably, but that’s not true. The difference between the two, may even change the meaning of a sentence! Learn more about i.e. and e.g. and how to remember which one to use when.
