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Article Title: Adverbs: A Double-Edged Sword
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Adverbs are always ignored by some people. Most excuses are due to the fact that adverbs are always heard at schools and during English classes.
Even the young ones know what an adverb is as it usually mentioned when discussing the eight parts of speech. But honestly, how much do you know about adverbs and how do you usually use it when it comes into writing?
You might never take this word seriously but don't you know that it can even change the whole concept of your writing if you use it in the wrong way? Certainly, and you might never know you've been one of those who are not aware about the essence of using adverbs and adverb phrases in their writing.
Provided by a clear question with your honest answer, how well do you know about the use of adverbs? Do you take it for granted and end up messing your writing?
Some writers abhor adverbs; others treat them like a special treat. Why? Because it can be misused just as much as it can be employed effectively.
One of the most versatile forms in English, it can modify verbs, adjectives, other adverbs and even complete sentences. It's extremely flexible too, with the ability to appear in the front, end, or far away from the item it's modifying.
These same special qualities that make it a powerful modifier also make it prone to incorrect use. Many uses of adverbs prevalent in writing often end up repetitive, inappropriate or just plain awkward. Yes, even those constructions put together by more experienced wordsmiths.
In fact, many writers would rather drop the use of adverbs than risk lacing their work with poorly-constructed ones. It's a tricky element to use and one that could blow up in your face.
Still, there are many defenders of the adverb. Why? Because despite its potential pitfalls, it remains one of the best ways to construct sentences that are more descriptive and stylish than what you'll normally get.
Adverbs are not intended to destroy your writing. As a matter of fact, it can really help you to construct a better content. It makes your statement meaning as it describes the action in each of your sentences. But too much adverbs can ruin everything too. You just have to know when and how to use it in order to give colors to your ideas.
It is not really hard just like what others say and for those who think they can't actually do. That is why, knowing what to include in your writing provides great benefits in your part and being ignorant about such things is not really an excuse.
Spicing up a verb or an adjective is not an easy thing and good adverbs accomplish just that. Of course, you'll likely have to pay more attention to writing it than usual. Make sure you pay special note to adverbial constructions during your editing and proofreading phases. Watch out for alerts your writing software sends your way as well.
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Making a certain write-up or polishing a content is not really for the writers alone. When checking a content and correcting any mistakes and grammars, the writer usually fails to clean it all off and find it hard to spot any mistakes the writer makes.
This is where a proofreader usually comes in. The duty of a proofreader is ensure that the message of a certain writing material is clear and can communicate to the one who is reading it.
It can be any writing material such as articles, memos research paper and other documents that requires general writing attention in order to provide quality outcome and to pass the message directly to the one reading it.
That is why, before you are going to submit your writing composition, be sure to do the final step in writing and that is to effectively proofread your work. basically, proofreading's main function is to read your writing to make sure if it is really a good one and to determine how much you are going to polish it off.
Proofreading duties are easy for some people who are aware about the ways on how to do it but generally, it really requires most of your attention and to carefully do the job without any signs of ignorance.
Always make sure that the message flows from the title of your writing, down to your first paragraph until your content ends. If not, then prepare to do the working.
Need to proofread a document? There are four ways you can go about it, each one with their own pros and cons.
1.Check it manually yourself. If you're going to check your work this way, use a proofreading checklist to tick off all the items you're going to check for. You can find recommended checklists from many writing books and websites. We'd suggest taking one of those and adding your own items, particularly those that you find yourself frequently erring on.
2. Have a friend check. It's tough to evaluate your own work for correctness. Most of the time, you're emotionally in vested in it and that makes being objective damn near impossible. Having a friend check, especially one who's experienced in proofreading, should prove a much better choice.
3. Use an automated grammar software. It's 2010. We've got software for everything, including proofreading. You can cut the time you spend on the activity considerably by simply using a writing checker software. Believe me when I say the results of these modern proofreading tools are highly impressive.
4. Use an automated grammar checker first, followed by manual check later. If you're one of those who remain unimpressed with software-based solutions to something that used to require so much personal attention as proofreading, you can use the software and follow it up with a manual checking later. At worst, you'll confirm your suspicions about grammar software not being up to par. In some cases, you may end up surprising yourself with the results. Either way, you'll save yourself plenty of time.
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Article Title: How to Start Sales Letters the Right Way
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Every writing task is really challenging especially when it comes on how to start your sales letter up. If you don't consider yourself as a writer and you don't have any experience in writing, what are you going to do then if you were assigned to take a business letter such as writing sales letters?
This going to be a long process in your part since you don't have any ideas on how to write a correct one and how to start it out effectively. Just like sales letter writing, even writers find it hard to start their writing assignments properly.
This is so true since the tension in writing usually false into the first part of the content. The introduction or the first paragraph generally tells what the content is all about and the interest of every reader is carried out in this part.
If the first paragraph was written poorly, would you expect that the one who reads your writing can appreciate the worth of the content? Would you believe that they will never junk your piece of work in the trash bin? And will you ever hope that you'll get their satisfaction and approval on the project?
Certainly not and you should, by all means, have to start your sales letter with a dynamic entrance that will never make your readers feel disappointed and bored with what you intend to write.
Want to start your sales letters with as much impact as they can pack? Begin them with one of these:
1. Offer a dramatic discount. This has more to do with sales strategy than actual writing technique. Start them off with some steep savings and they'll want to know how to get it. It's a great way to get them reading to the very end.
2. Appeal to the prospect's desires. What thing are your prospects inclined to want? Appeal to that desire and they will want to know how you can help them fill it.
3. Give away a freebie. Free stuff from the get-go, like discounts, is one of the most irresistible baits to get a sales letter to stick.
4. Ask a thought-provoking question. Questions that are pertinent to a reader's situation will almost always get them reading further with, often with genuine interest.
5. Lead in with a powerful quote. Quotations help engage readers by getting them emotionally involved – a great strategy for getting them hooked.
6. Cite a controversial fact or a surprising statistic. A great technique for getting readers curious enough to read further, you'll have to find a way to get them interested on what's being sold later.
7. An apology linked to a sales proposal. If there's absolutely anything you need to apologize for (eg a delayed product launch or wrong pricing) , it can make for a good opening for your sales letter. Just make sure to tie it into some sort of promotion in order to push your product.
Like every piece of writing, any impact your opener makes will be dulled if your sales letter is filled with mistakes. That's why we always recommend using a full-featured writing software to get it checked out and cleaned up.
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Article Title: Five Types of Successful Sales Letters
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Maybe you are asking what makes a sales letter successful and what are the techniques to create one? Didn't you ever stress yourself out because of that thought? Probably, but you don't have to. There are always solutions to every problem and if you find it hard to write successful a sales letter when you tried to, then stop worrying.
Sales letters are very important when it comes to business and commercial matters. If you fail to write an effective one and it turns out to be a mess, then you will feel happy about that? No one and that's for sure. Before that happens, you should be fully equipped on how to convincing and quality type sales letters that will make the person who read it will get interested with the content.
Basically, you should know how to hook your readers up and determine what can make them think and react to you are writing. It doesn't really have to be like you are writing for the sake of getting the job done in the shortest possible time without any purpose of what it is for.
Write as if you are talking to your readers and there are limitations on how to set your tone as writer when you start to write. In this type of writing, you need to be professional enough to carry that formal approach in writing.
Many kinds of sales letters get results. There's always more than one path to the same destination, after all. With that in mind, these five types are among the most successful I've seen in my experience. Make sure you pair composing them with a business writing software. The last thing you want to do is send out 10,000 copies of the same pitch riddled with amateurish mistakes.
1. An offer they can't refuse. Giving someone a deal on an item that they want at terms they can afford is as close to impossible to resist as you can come up with. Bonuses, discounts and freebies usually go the same way.
2. Give them a good time. Entertain them with stories that grab their attention and provoke their emotions, all while giving out a few specific points about your product. This rarely leads to an immediate close, but is so effective at being memorable that they can't help but remember your pitch when they're ready to buy.
3. Be that dependable guy. Work on establishing your identity as a dependable presence for your prospect. The more you can convince them you're "that" kind of business, the better your chances of being their default destination when they've got their cash in hand.
4. Be friendly. Ever read a low-key sales letter that spoke in a personal tone and came across as very breezy? That's this type of sales letter. While it doesn't push the immediate sale, it's one of the best ways to establish a strong relationship.
5. No nonsense. While some caution against this, it is extremely effective for a targeted group of audience. Let your prospect know that you understand their busy situation, so you'll be brief, and proceed to lay out the pitch as succinctly as you can.
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Article Title: Characteristics of a Good Outline: Detailed, Informative and Brief
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In order to produce such quality writing contents like essays, reports, thesis, research, stories, books, magazines and so on, the first step is to write a good and clearer outline before anything else.
This involves planning your content before you will proceed to your writing task. It will be hard for you to skip it and start writing without knowing how to handle every single detail of your topic.
As a result, you will eventually experience writer's block and can't seem to move on. How can you possible finish your writing tasks if you don't know what to do next and what to include.
Unless if you are writing for a very simple and short content, then it will be easier to write without outlining to much detail for your topic. If you deal with such complicated subjects, then it's time to need a help from proper outlines.
If you are asking about what to expect in outlining and how will it really help you in organizing your content. Well, you don't have to feel so clueless about it. Think you could build a house without drafting it first and to plan every details and corners of you house. Same goes in outlining, you have to determine what comes first in your content, what to include and how you will end it up knowing that you are aware what the concept is all about.
Beside, you don't have to blame yourself when the time comes that you mess up with your writing and ruin your content all of a sudden
Good outlines always demonstrate three characteristics, hitting the right combination of which is usually easier said than done. These three essential qualities are:
1. Being sufficiently detailed.
2. Having enough information.
3. Being brief enough to make for a quick scan.
Now, why is it so hard?
Remember, your outline is a guidepost for how you're going to write the piece. It's a reference from which you'll base how your ideas should be organized, how topics should flow and how your argument will be built during the actual drafting stage. As, such you need enough detail (so as not to have to wonder what the hell the third line in your outline with the label "argument 1″ is supposed to be for) and enough information (so you can look at the outline and quickly remember what you were planning to do with the piece), yet be brief enough in order to put down only what is necessary.
Sticking to this three-pronged formula even becomes more important when you're using the outline to have professors or advisers give suggestions on your work. From the outline alone, they should be able to glean a good idea of your intentions for the piece, all while being able to read through them rather quickly.
Additionally, you will want to compare your finished draft with your outline as part of your closing work (along with running the piece through an English proofreading software). That is, in my opinion, the best way to guarantee that your structure and organization is as good as you planned it to be.
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Article Title: What Are Journal Articles?
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Many have wondered what a journal article is all about and how to determine from the rest of the articles that are available at any resource material or over the internet. Maybe you have wondered that too. But for most cases, various individuals who are asked what a journal article is and they end up answering an article related to journalism which provides news, detailed contents or a very informational article.
What do you think? If you guess it right, journal articles are more on detailed writing which provides a very straight tone of writing which mostly consist of information topics and ideas.
Scientists and engineers who want to present original work often do so by publishing them as journal articles in peer-reviewed publications. These types of writing tend to be similar to formal reports in content, although they tend to differ in length and format.
Because of the limited space that most journals can accommodate, submissions will usually need to be abridged from their original report versions, making some rewriting as well as a good software proofreader necessary.
• Summaries will need to be either descriptive or informational with descriptive elements. Other summary formats usually won't serve the need to learn about the topic while taking up little space.
• There is little to no room for appendices, so you might need to get rid of them.
• Forget about tailoring the material for multiple audiences. The limited room makes having that unlikely. As such, try writing for as general an audience as you can handle, keeping in mind that the majority of people perusing it will likely be your peers in the industry, students and members of the academic community.
In most scenarios, topics about journal articles usually include concerns about the economy, science such as physics papers, computer science and math. As you can see, all topics requires constant root of information which varies on how a certain event of issue will take place when you conduct a study or research about it.
Journal articles are usually picked through recommendations from professors and other influential individuals in the field, so look towards those people when hoping to get your work published in one. Different types of journal articles can be seen in these types of publications, including letters, research notes, full articles that range from five to twenty pages, supplemental articles and reviews.
It seems to be a very long and informational writing and is therefore not to be taken for granted. Writers are expected to know deeply about the topic base on the information you have in hand. Without knowing your goal in writing journal article, your writing will surely end up in the trash especially if it ends up messy and complicated.
If you are not sure on what to do, you can always browse or check previous works about writing journal articles and examine its concepts seriously. You will then see how each journal article has been so successful and effective the time it was handed over.
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If you have taken the path of being a writer and you do have inner passion for writing yet you are still doubtful about yourself that you can't seem to do it, then you might ask this question a couple of times. "How to write correctly"?
It may be hard in your part knowing that you can't find the right answers for this kind of problem. In fact, you are not alone in facing this common dilemma for most writers. There are several writers, including all beginners, often ask how to write correctly without getting into a point of doing the wrong thing.
In case you are afraid to commit mistakes, you should know that part of being a good writer is to commit as many mistakes as you can. You don't have to feel so down about it since you always learn from your mistakes. When it happens that you found an answer on how to correct your mistakes, you will always remember what you've learned and discovered until the time that you'll going to be an expert of correcting your own mistakes.
How to write correctly is not really an instant skill that you can acquire any moment. It requires time and experience. At first, you need to know what to avoid and how to correct yourself the time that you did something wrong in your writing.
Therefore, you don't have to worry why professional writers are experts in the field of writing since they commit lots of mistakes too before they have reach that kind of professional level in their lives.
Same goes to those who aspire to become skilled writers since if you practiced as early as now, you'll surely be what you wanted to be in the field on writing.
Not all of us can be masters of the written word. In any field, however, the bare minimum requires being able to compose text that is clear and correct. We've written many times about ways you can promote clarity in your own writing. This time, we'll look at the issue of correctness.
Purpose. Every written document will have a purpose for existing. You need to know what that is before starting, especially in relation to what your company or organization hopes to gain from it. Without that information, you could very well be charting the wrong course and have no idea what's going on.
Expectations. In order to communicate correctly, you work will need to match what your readers are expecting, whether they be your customers, co-workers or anyone else. What does your audience want? Work hard to give it to them.
Facts. You need the correct facts, of course. Getting creative is fine, but not to the point of embellishment. Doing that is only bound to hurt in the long run.
Mistake-free writing. Naturally, keeping your text free from mistakes is a valuable part of the job too. Lucky for you, a quality writing software can take care of that, so you don't have to spend valuable office time on proofreading.
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Now, the very common problem that most writers ever faced is to determine what the techniques of writing are. Many have tried and failed yet they still keep on asking themselves about the secrets of writing.
Basically, if you are asking about the different techniques in writing, let me remind you that, with that kind of question, you are asking for a very general question. In return, you might not feel satisfied when you found out some of the answers on how to write successfully.
There are different types of writing and you should know which category your field of writing is. You can choose on writing for articles, essays, novels, stories, dialogues, research, journals, press releases, news and so on. There are a lot of fields in writing and each of them does have different techniques to follow for you to master it accordingly.
You should always know the basics of writing before you can indulge fully on the different elements of writing. You can master writing the titles first, know what you concept is all about, how you handle your ideas and how you will make get your reader's interest while you are in the middle of writing.
There are lots of elements to consider especially if you are into story writing since you have to master the plot. If you are into research or news writing, then you should be aware about the information that you gather and how to use it as you write your content.
These maybe some of the specific techniques on how to write well and successfully. Some people abhor the rules of writing. I should know. I used to be one of them. However, a change of perspective about what "rules" really are for helped convert my thinking on the matter.
Unlike what many of us were led to believe in school, the rules of English writing aren't sacred commandments that can be broken. In fact, many of them can and should be broken, depending on various factors.
Don't think of writing rules as some "law" you can't trespass. They're not. Instead, they're a set of tools that help facilitate better communication between a writer and a reader. That means you can choose which tools you use or even tweak them to suit your purpose. All writing rules can be bent when called for and, yes, you have permission to do it.
All writers should use writing rules as a set of techniques – one that enables them to express ideas in a manner that the target audience can best understand. Rather than making your job harder, it's actually intended to make your communication easier. Following the rules, for the most part, is the easiest path to getting the desired effect from your readers.
Almost every style and genre of writing will have its own rules on top of the standard rules for English writing. That's why we recommend using specialized writing software for helping you check your writing. There's one for almost every need, including technical, medical, business and academe.
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Descriptive paragraphs are one of the different styles of writing your paragraphs down. It also depends on what kind of topic you are writing and what style you use for your content.
For some part, descriptive paragraphs are easy to deal with since you just have to emphasize each statements you make to make a clearer visualization on what each of your ideas is all about. Anyone can easily write a descriptive paragraph but always remember to follow the rules in writing and that includes the grammar and language you used.
When it comes into revising your descriptive paragraphs, which could be a whole different story. There are some ways that you need to follow so that you can perform the necessary operation of writing descriptive paragraphs effectively.
Every writer is obliged to watch out with the way how they write their content. This is because writers deal with the ideas and details that they include within their contents. This is to show how they mean it and how to express the concept to their readers effectively.
These details are usually in a form of descriptions. Always remember that using the correct description for each of your statements in writing is very important as you let your readers picture out what you are trying to imply.
Revising your statements or paragraphs applies the same rule in writing. however, you need to be very careful of what you are going to use in your paragraphs since a wrong use of words can change the meaning for your statement in a whole lot different way. If you are not aware on how to revise your descriptive paragraphs, there are always answers that can help you out with that kind of problem.
Looking to wax your revising and editing skills on a paragraph whose purpose is to offer up a description? Here's how you do it:
1. Check your topic sentence. First, make sure you have one – descriptions tend to flow much better when the reader knows what you're describing. Next, make sure you suggest its significance to really drive home the point.
2. Descriptive statements should be clear and specific. There's only one instance when a description is vague: when you have no idea what you're talking about. Otherwise, you will need to make sure they consistently bear the two qualities we mentioned.
3. Your paragraph should be unified. Don't muddle your descriptive paragraph with non-related information. That doesn't serve your purpose and will likely leave the reader scratching their heads.
4. Have you used a logical pattern in organizing your sentences? If you haven't, try the most basic for descriptive paragraphs: answering the basic questions about the topic being detailed.
5. Your sentence should conclude strongly. Accomplish this by closing with a sentence that reminds the reader why this particular subject is significant. That will help keep it fresh in their minds.
6. Make sure you proofread thoroughly. This goes for any type of writing, of course. Lucky for you, there are a whole lot of powerful writing software that can get this part done. Use them to your advantage.
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Article Title: Why You Should Join Writing Workshops
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Do you want to succeed as a writer? If you do, then you may want to look at joining a writing workshop as a way to further develop your skills.
Writers who want to be successful -whatever that word means for them – should use every tool at their disposal to further their goals. That includes studying under good teachers, using writing improvement software and other activities that help them move closer to what they're hoping to achieve. And, yes, joining writing workshops could be one of those things.
Not all aspiring writers are aware the ways on how to be a good and excellent writer. If you are writing constantly to the point where you want to practice your skills and mental ability, this can really help you to excel in the field of writing.
But don't you know that attending writing workshops is a also a good practice in order to experience a whole lot different that you used to be. It is where you will learn more about your skills and what you can do best rather than bury your potential skills that you didn't expect you would have.
Without proper criticism and feedback throughout the various stages of growth, few (very, very few) writers can truly develop to their potential. Writing workshops, where both writers of varying talents, skills and perspectives congregate, offer one of the best avenues for getting this feedback.
With writing workshops, you can:
• See a clear perspective of how other writers do what they do.
• Have your work analyzed and critiqued by others who have different perspectives and work experiences.
• Recognize your own strengths and weaknesses.
• Receive feedback on how others work using the strengths while dealing with their weaknesses.
Writing workshops or even writing courses will help you improve more. It is a necessity for all writers especially if you are preparing for a school writing competition or tests, college writing admission exams, work and etc.
It has a lot of benefits and the result is always the main goal of joining writing workshops, that is, to be one of the best and professional writers across the world from books, magazines, news papers to online writing.
If you want to pursue your writing career or to expand your experience in writing, you need to do all the possible means of improving your skills.
Sometimes, being aware about your grammas and used of ideas are very important since many readers will eventually vote for good quality contents and dump all bad writing piece that they happen to read.
Aside from direct feedback on your writing, these same workshops can also help you build skills in critical reading and editing, as you spend a good amount of time helping other people with their work. Simply put, writing workshops can help you grow as a writer in a way few activities can, so you should really embrace participation in them.
It is better to be a good writer and an editor at the same time so that you are aware about the quality of the content that you are writing.
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Procedures are often neglected especially if it's really not an important matter to us. But don't you know that there are certain situations in our life and even around us that can make us realize how procedures can help us a lot.
It is easy to follow procedures if you can read and understand it clearly. Imagine how you will handle such matters if you didn't follow the right procedure it requires. Eventually, you'll end up having lots of problems if that will happen.
That is why, following basic procedures is very important and what's make it more excellent is that if the procedures that you are reading are specific and clear enough for you to follow.
When it comes into writing, the whole situation is now different. You are going to write a procedure where it should be appropriate and can be followed that easily by anyone. And you can't just write it without knowing if your readers can really understand it right away.
In technical fields, writing procedures is part of the deal for most job positions. Whether you're support personnel putting together directions for a client over email or a programmer composing instructions for fellow coders on how to use your scripts, creating step-by-step guides is a common undertaking.
Here's how to write one:
1. Arrange your procedure into sections. You'll likely need the following: a purpose statement (why the procedure is needed), an overview of what it does, prerequisite knowledge and skills for those who will carry it out, and a list of supplies they'll require (equipment, tools, parts).
2. For the actual process, use a logical sequence of steps and sub-steps. Make sure to keep the instructions short and to the point, restricting it to a single sentence whenever possible for simplicity.
3. Use an imperative voice for each step, making it clear that you're describing something they should be doing.
4. Include hints, tips, illustration and short examples if they will aid the reader's understanding.
5. Make sure your written procedure is clear and easy-to-understand. A plain writing software can help check for clarity.
6. Test it. Never unleash a procedure into the world without sufficient dry-run. Ask a controlled group to try it out before implementing.
Writing procedures doesn't have to be very complicated. If you didn't understand what your topic is all about, it will be hard for you to write a procedure about it.
That is really very risky. Moreover, there are lots of writers who end up writing complicated and long listed procedures.
If that happens to you, didn't you ever ask yourself if one will patiently read your writing? of course you'll come to realize that no one is going to read a very long and complicated procedure especially if it seems hard to follow.
You will only make your writing closer to trash. So work it out like you are sharing your experience to your readers and write a procedure that is simple yet effective, easy to follow and of course, as concise as possible but not too short.
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All the experts say the same thing. When you want to improve your writing abilities, you have to "practice, practice, practice."
If you want to be a successful writer with no flaws in writing, then you should work hard. That is to find ways on how to improve and enhance your writing skills.
Don't get blinded by what you hear or what you actually think that there are instant ways to be a good writer. With just one click, you are considered among the experts. You are really wrong if you think it that way.
Consider how professional writers managed their way to success. That is, they'd learned from their experiences in writing. and these experiences will serve as your stepping stones to become a good and successful writer one day.
And to start with, work on how to develop your writing skills more. Patience and determination are your keys to success. If you think you don't know where to start, then you need to do some writing exercise.
We all know constant practice can make us perfect. In the sense that if you practice real hard for your writing, you can be as good as what you dream to be.
If you can't come up with exercises to polish those skills, here are three general-type writing activities you can engage in right now. Yes, right at this moment, so you won't have any more excuses.
a. Pick out a news item from an online newspaper and rewrite it. Go to Google News, find some random article and write it in your own words. No need to fret about style or whatever, since only you will read it. Just read the piece and put it down in your own words.
b. Turn on the TV. Watch a scene and describe it in writing. Yes, do it for the very first scene on the very first show on the very first channel you turn to. Strive to write in in detail, in as colorful a manner as you can manage.
c. Step outside. Watch people interacting. Write about it. Describe the settings, introduce the characters and provide an account of what happened. Even two people randomly passing by each other can be fodder for several paragraphs of practice text.
Always remember that writing is always accompanied with your learning in grammar and language. If you fail to come up with correct grammars using the preferred language in writing such as the English writing, then you'll only end up messing you work.
Be sure to study the right ways on how to use grammars, punctuations and sentence structure. That is because, the most important thing in writing is your ideas about the topic and it is best to express the main idea through the correct and effective use of grammars, punctuations and etc.
Afterwards, you can take what you've written and practice revising them, using the good editing technique. Similarly, you can use your proofreading software to catch your mistakes, taking note of which areas of your writing needs further improvement.
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Words always play an important role in writing. Also, if you want your content to be successful, you should know how to choose the right words in writing.
Don't you know that the way how you use your words can make your content successful or it can even destroy it without knowing why?
Of course, there were lots of writers who've been in this kind of point during their previous writing and now they know why certain newbie writers tend to have their writings rejected despite their efforts in finalizing it.
If you don't want to waste your time doing bad quality contents, you should pay a closer look with your word use. See to it that you did the right thing instead of destroying your work without even realizing it.
Here's a hint on what you are going to do so that you can revise your word use right from this very moment. Write because there are people who are going to read it. Be rational enough to think that you don't even know who your readers are.
Therefore, you should have an instinct of writing where most of your readers can understand what you are trying to imply in your content. Now, do you realize what my point it?
Professionals tend to grow into the jargon and lingo of the industry they work with. While there's nothing wrong with writing for the benefit of people in your field, it becomes a problem when you integrate the same esoteric language in your day-to-day writing.
These types of localized language are often replete with words that are either long-winded, abstruse or just downright nonsensical to outsiders. Again, it's perfectly fine when used within your field. However, once you start incorporating the same when communicating with people who don't drink the same Kool-Aid, you come across as not only ambiguous, but pretentious as well. Big words really aren't cool – even your favorite writing software will say so.
When writing for a more general audience, it's important to focus on "words that matter." When we say this, we're referring to specific terms that hold more meaning to people. And, oftentimes, the most expressive words are the ones that are the shortest.
Look at the most vital words in English and you'll find that many of them range in five words or less:
1. Profanities. Insert your favorite four-letter slur here. Regardless of which one you chose, that's likely to be plenty of impact for such a short construction.
2. Primary pronouns. Almost all primary pronouns fall in this range.
3. Yes and no. Yep, those two vital words are the best examples of brevity and clarity rolled into a short string of letters.
4. Emotion words. Short words like happy, sad, joy, pain, love and hate are extremely short, yet convey so much meaning.
The point is that, you should always look towards brevity and your choice in words matter in that regard. Most of the time, there's an equally short way to express even the most convoluted ideas.
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Introductions are the most important part in your content. It always gives your readers a hint on want your topic is all about.
When writing an introduction, see to it that you can draw more readers. Think how most readers find it easy to skip one's writing upon reading the first two sentences in an introduction?
That is why you have to know how to write a very effective introduction. This is where the topic sentence or the main sentence can be found. This kind of a sentence contains the main idea of your content.
Once your readers know what your topic is all about and what's your point in writing the content, it will be easier for them to decide whether they will continue to read your writing or not.
You can draw more readers if you have written a good introduction. But in case that you don't know what kind of introduction that you are writing, you have to determine the condition of your first paragraph or the introduction of your content.
Does your introduction have gone bad or did you write it correctly according to your plan? Whatever is the case and before you aim to write a good and effective introduction, you should know first how to write a bad one.
This way, you will be aware about the things that you should and you shouldn't do when writing your introduction. Besides, you will never know whether you have successfully created a good introduction despite your efforts to make it a perfect one yet you've always get your writing rejected just because you don't even know that it went worse.
Want to write poor introductions? You know, for those times you want to show how bad you really suck. Oh yeah, make sure you don't use a writing check software later either. And check it out if you keep on committing this mistake over and over again.
Mislead the readers. Give them an introduction that builds up expectations…for a different type of piece than what you've written. For instance, insinuate that your essay will prove that the world is made of cotton candy, but spend the rest of your paragraphs offering conjectures based on no tangible evidence and chastising arguments for the world being made of chocolates. That always works wonders.
Keep it underdeveloped. Write your introduction such that any point you give will make no sense unless the reader goes halfway down the work. Mystery is intriguing, by the way, so give them ideas that won't be developed until much later. It will keep them hanging (themselves, out of frustration, that is).
Make sure the reader can't understand it. Make sure the introduction isn't self-explanatory. Without looking at the title or the succeeding paragraphs, your readers should not be able to make out what ideas you're attempting to communicate. That's art in motion.
Give it poor focus. Throw in a random collection of facts that readers can't wrap their heads around in your introduction. Confusion makes them want to read further. It's true.
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Article Title: Good Writing is Everyone's Business, Here's Why
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Writing has evolved into a newer phase. Many writers nowadays, who don't actually pay attention into writing before, have been real experts in their own ways.
If you think you are one of those who really hate the concept of writing and don't even appreciate its worth, think again, you might end up writing more contents starting this day onwards.
We can't deny that there are lots of individuals who even feel down knowing they can't really write successfully. To tell you honestly, if you think you can't write then don't try to think it that way.
It's only a matter of setting your mind. If you want to write just like what most expert writers do, then think as if you are one of them and start improving your ways on how to write.
You might never know but the world we have today is much different than before. Everyone is now engage with the internet and even the youths, students or out of school youths, professionals or unemployed started to focus their writing over the World Wide Web.
Don't you feel like you've been left behind by the latest trend in the virtual world? Don't you know that writing have already changed the way people think about it and now they are happy doing their own business through writing?
To tell you honestly, from the time you start studying at schools until you work with your chosen career, writing has always been a part of your life. You can even earn from it especially if you offer your service online where many clients are looking for expert and reliable writers across the globe.
Contrary to what many people seem to think, developing writing skills isn't something only aspiring writers should do. After all, writing is one of the most used forms of communication, especially in business.
It isn't uncommon to spend your workdays composing emails, writing reports and putting together other types of written documents. Yes, even when your job has an "engineer" or "analyst" or "manager" attached it. Can you really say that writing is such a small part of your job that doing it well is inconsequential?
In reality, good writing is everyone's business and developing the skills for it should be everyone's concern. When applying for a job, don't you "write" a resume and a cover letter? Heck, sometimes, you'll even be asked to write an essay about your career plans and goals before being interviewed. Do you really want to go into those things with substandard abilities?
I used to work in IT and, while writing was never a central part of the job, having people who can express their ideas in words was a tremendous value. People who can communicate well usually took written instructions better, as well as expressed their concerns over email and other formal written means much clearer too. Suffice to say, good writing skills paired with a comprehensive grammar software can help make most office-type jobs smoother, regardless of your primary field of business.
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Article Title: Why Topic Sentences Work
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Topic sentences are very useful in writing. You should be aware of it since it contains the main idea of your content. A brief description about the topic is formulated within your paragraphs.
You shouldn't be confused on where to put on your topic sentences. It always comes first in your content. Therefore, the first sentence should always be your topic sentence. It must contain the general idea on what your writing is all about.
You can discuss the rest of the details further when you started working with the next sentences or paragraphs in your content.
It is not necessary that you will include lots of information in your writing. it will only ruin your content or even make it look like a mess.
What you need is to state your topic sentence clearly and write the rest of your sentences with a relevant idea as the first sentence of you content. Be sure that all of your paragraphs are related to the main idea of your topic.
This way, you can make your readers understand what you are trying to imply in your writing instead of making them more confused.
Topic sentences always work well especially if you want to draw your readers attention to the rest of you content. If you want them to read the whole content, hook them up easily through your topic sentence.
Of course, it has to be strong and interesting. You don't want to write a weak topic sentence just to disappoint your readers on what you can do for them.
Knowing how to write your first sentence and what to write within it makes your content effective and worth reading. This will help you to organize every detail that you will include in your content.
Topic sentences work because it alerts the reader what you're going to discuss before you even begin. That makes it easier to get into the actual ideas you're tackling later, as it gives them a reference point from which to start.
When you give readers the gist through the topic sentence, you:
• Sufficiently prepare them for the topic you're discussing.
• Communicate your ideas much clearer.
• Eliminate guesswork on the reader's part.
Most of us tend to write the way we think. That means we put our premises first, before delivering our conclusions. While it's the natural way of developing thoughts, doing so in writing can actually lead to difficulties for the reader, as they will need to wait till the end to tie ideas together.
Having the topic up front also gives readers the option to skim through your text. They can easily read the first sentence of each paragraph and work their way down, stopping only when the particular topic is something they either want or need to know further.
During review, having topic sentences also allow you to quickly check your paper against your outline, verifying how well you followed your original organizational plan and what changes you made. Together with a qualified writing software, this can make your end-of-process activities so much faster.
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Article Title: Five Reasons Why Your Manuscript May Be Rejected
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It is a great relief once you are done with your writing task. After all the efforts and challenges in writing, you have finally completed and finished it in no time.
For most aspiring writers, they will feel the same way since they only have few experiences in writing. But the truth is, there is more yet to come and the pressure and challenges will eventually proceed to a whole new level.
Writing a manuscript can be made anytime and anywhere and you don't have any worries about it. You have an ample of time to finish it right away and there's no need to hurry.
Once you submit your work, it will be frustrating to know that your manuscript has been rejected. It will be hard to accept the truth but when this situation happens, it seems like you don't have the energy to write anymore.
Even if you feel terrible about the news, you can still stand up and improve your writing the way your boss want it to be.
If writing a manuscript is new to you, the best way for you to get accepted is to gather information and tips about writing a manuscript so that you'll know what to do and how to start your writing,
Of course, you should also pay attention on the quality of your writing. This is the most essential element of writing. The lesser the quality is, the more you will tend to be rejected by any publications or employers.
In writing, you have to consider you audience too. This is going to be your basis on how to convey the main idea in your text.
Got your manuscript rejected? Instead of crying and cursing to high heavens, you might want to look at the possible reasons why that happened. Once you do, you can then get on the process of improving on the next one you submit. Here's a guide for you:
1. Authenticity. Once a trend is fashionable, everybody jumps on the bandwagon. If you did as well, that could be the reason for your rejection. Unless your manuscript is near the top of the pile on that trend, you'll be lumped in with the no-thanks crowd.
2. Poor start. Most manuscripts require warm up before hitting the good stuff. Those get rejected almost automatically. Make your story start right from the get-go.
3. Hard sell. Some authors try to sell the book too much. It's fine to say things in your favor. Do it too much, however, and you are pushing it to the eager beaver brink. More likely than not, you'll end up qualifying yourself unnecessarily and striking out.
4. Cliches. Using old constructions and imagery is a perfectly valid way of writing. Being approved by a writing software, however, has nothing to do with being good. And clichés are bad – very bad.
5. Length. A good manuscript should sit at around 100,000 words. That is an industry standard. Anything below 50,000 and over 200,000 are usually rejected outright.
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Article Title: Writing As A Method Of Learning
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Most of the time, many writers blame writing as a very complicated and unreasonable task in their lives. But the truth is, that is what they'll eventually feel especially if they find it hard to deal with this kind of a task.
Writing is not really a troublesome duty but you can learn something new out of it. It makes take risky steps at the beginning but once you get used with it, you will surely like to write more and more.
There was a saying that the first step is the hardest. That is really true for those who are challenge to do something in their lives. If you face difficulties in writing, you are definitely challenged on how to overcome it.
If you force to use your mind and still you didn't get any answers from it since you didn't even understand what to include in your writing, it will only make you tired in doing it.
Understanding what you are going to write is the key. Since writing has a corresponding topic to feature, you have to understand what the topic for your next writing task is all about.
It will be easy for you to have a very common and simple topic since you might know a lot about it some other time before. But if the topic is very complicated or is new to you, then you are not just going to sit there and stare at it but to make a move on how to get more information about it.
The thought that writing is a method of writing will verify this scenario. When learning about a subject, writing about it is one of the most effective ways of study. Using the medium as a means to internalize information usually involves writing in a certain manner:
Expressive. Instead of formal communicative writing as you would do in school, writing as a method of learning is often done through expressive writing. It's less formal and less constrained, with a focus on expressing your thoughts openly, rather than correctness. In fact, you can reserve your grammar checking software on this one, unless you want to keep the material for later reference (in which case, being completely readable is called for). Think of it like a journal – you're just writing down what forms in your mind as you learn about the topic, allowing it to take shape as you translate into words.
Exploratory. Most writing requires you to have your research, notes and outlines on hand when you begin. When writing as a learning method, however, you use the medium in an exploratory manner. You discover new things as you put your thoughts to paper, accepting new thoughts and relationships as you uncover them.
Writing is a great way to make sense of any subject you are studying. With the myriad of facts, rules, categories and other aspects of any topic, setting things to paper gives you an avenue to create some sort of order with them.
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Are you a blogger or you just want to try how to become a blogger? First of all, you have to be equipped about how a blogger should always do. What you will have to see for yourself is that how good you are in writing.
Blogging is another way of developing your skills in writing through participating the task online. Not only you can call it as a form of hobby but you can earn out of it even if you didn't expect it to happen.
Needless to say, there are also rules that a blogger should follow. Of course, you have to be aware about the different rules in writing which also includes grammar and English languages rules.
Your blog will be a failure if there is the traffic towards your page is lesser than expected. That is why many bloggers usually update their pages by writing more and more blogs that are related to the concerns of every reader.
The blog contain an interested topic and never include any irrelevant ideas to your content so that you can make your readers stick to what you are writing.
Being productive is the best thing to do. But the main problem of every blogger is how to write fast and how to end one at once. Basically, the reason of this problem is due to lack of capacity to start writing their content.
If you find it hard to start your blog, then you will surely consume most of your time rewriting the first paragraph of your blog again and again. The technique? You have to know what to write in every paragraph of you blog so that you will focus on the main idea that you will categorize in every paragraph of your writing.
I've written heavily about new products and releases for technology and diet blogs. Over the years, I've developed a process for creating the articles that allow me to riff through them quickly, do a quick edit, pass through my all-in-one writing software and publish.
The structure I use is lifted from the standard five-paragraph essay, with each paragraph carrying a well-defined purpose.
Paragraph 1: Start with either a question or a funny fact that relates to the product. Transition it into introducing the product, with a short statement about what it does and what it's for.
Paragraph 2: Take the most notable feature of the product and describe it. Go into as much detail for that specific aspect as your audience needs to know.
Paragraph 3: Reveal the details of the product. For a tech website, this will be the specs and features; for a diet blog, this will be the ingredients (for a supplement), exercise program details (for a DVD) and so on.
Paragraph 4: Relate the new product to existing ones. Describe its significance in the field and how it could be valuable to people.
Paragraph 5: Conclude it by giving purchase, release and similar details. Make sure to list down information about pricing and availability, as these are two things people always look for if a product interests them.
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Business writing is not really an interesting form of writing like what most people think but you are wrong with that idea. Probably, anyone thinks that way just because it's more about the formality and professionalism.
But writing has different purposes. In business writing, it is way more different especially in its style and approach. Business writing can also be interesting mainly in the business world which includes employment, products and services, reports, documents and other informational business content.
It's really not that easy for you to take it for granted. You have to be keen with the information that you are writing and never to lose your focus in handling it. There is a huge effect if you make a single or little mistake in your writing. as a result, you'll eventually get the bad impression of the public.
You don't really have to make your writing complicated. If you do, you will only face more difficulties later on. In fact, there are lots of techniques in business writing and the good news is, these techniques are made simple for you to follow.
Most of these techniques are very common and anyone can even use it as long as they want to change their writing but sad to say, not all are aware of these techniques. As if they will only ignore it. for your information, even a simple instruction on how to write good can be your best technique for a successful writing.
Some people like to make mountains of molehills. While I do agree that business writing isn't the same as most regular writing tasks, it is only slightly different. If you can write well in an ordinary setting, you will likely be able to write business documents just as well, provided you take certain specific guidelines into account.
1. Be formal, but less constrained. Be more refined than you usually are with your emails, but avoid sounding as pedantic and stiff as a formal academic paper. There's a balance there in the middle where good business writing sits.
2. Be considerate in words and tone. Tact is an important characteristic of business writing. If you aren't careful with your words, you run yourself at risk of misinterpretation. Part of professionalism is being able to communicate the worst news without being unnecessarily harsh. Being considerate in your writing lets you achieve that.
3. Know when to use and when to avoid jargon. Some documents, when it is confined to a specific audience such as within a single department, are better written with local jargon; on the other hand, those intended for clients or the press are best stripped of such specialized language. Knowing the right situation to employ jargon can aid greatly in understanding.
4. Use a business writing software. As an all-in solution for business-acceptable grammar, spelling and style, nothing beats a good writing software. Not only does it clean your writing up good, it helps you finish most of them at a faster rate too.
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Article Title: Say It With Authority
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Have you ever encounter authority writing? I heard a couple of experienced writers applied it in their own writing the time I started to write my first writing task. Authority in writing is very common in most cases of writing since it usually draws the attention of every reader when they happen to cross your writing.
Part of being convincing in your writing is to lace your words with an authoritative tone. If you allow too many uncertainties to find their way into your words, it's hard to expect readers to take your arguments seriously.
Writing with authority is a great way to express what the writer wanted to point out in his writing. This way, it will be a good thing to show how professional you are in writing and how sure your points are in order to convince your reader about the concept of your topic.
Making your writing alive is necessary and if you apply authority in your tone, then it will be worth reading for.
If you write with authority, it is not just a simple thing that you will express power in your voice in writing. Writing with authority needs a correct tone, structure and style in order to work out in your content.
Usually or even the most common writing that includes authority should use the third person's point of view. This what makes your formal writing more active and dynamic. Basically, it will make your readers feel interested about the topic even if some people don't easily get bored in reading a formal writing.
Not only that you can hook your readers easily but also, you have to be careful with the right words that you use.
Nobody knows everything. If anybody claimed they did, they're either lying or ignorant. As such, you need not know everything about a topic to be an authority on it. All that matters is you put in the time to learn your subject, finding and verifying the best sources you can get.
Present your evidence with authority. Good evidence is indisputable. It's a fact. So avoid wishy-washy, qualifying language when detailing them; instead, always present it with a straightforward and self-assured tone.
State your arguments confidently. You've given a lot of thought to inferences you can make from your evidence and how they tie in with your overall point. If you take care to ensure that your reasoning is logically sound, then there's no reason not to write them with certainty.
Allow for opposing views. It's one thing to be confident; it's another to be arrogant. Going so far as to deny any other possibility than your views is a simplistic approach that is inherently flawed. Every argument can be countered – but you can so overwhelming that most people will see things in your favor.
Use a writing software. Nothing establishes authority better than forceful writing – one that is achieved by both a proper style and correct mechanics. A comprehensive writing software can help out on both ends.
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Article Title: Writer's Block: Don't Deal With It, Avoid It
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Why does writer's block always interrupt us especially when we are on a very important writing task with a given deadline?
Every writer encounters this kind of a condition but there are those who manage to make it. Sad to say, there are those who eventually quit after experiencing writer's block.
This is not something that you should be afraid of. But many novice writers started to quit on writing when they experience a writer's block. Truth is, you can avoid it if you really want to and for you to get a hold of your mind while writing.
Imagine how other writers manage to write more contents in just a day. Imagine how they have been so productive in their writing. Therefore, you too can do it. There just some ways on what to do to avoid writer's block.
There will be no problem if you are aware of it. When writer's block comes around, it is a serious problem. You sit, try your best and the words just won't come out.
This would be fine if you didn't have pressing matters on your plate. If you do, you will have to scramble and do your best with what you have got.
Getting out of this creative funk is difficult. In fact, the best way to defeat it is to actually just keep it from happening in the first place. How do you do that?
1. Keep regular work hours. Have a set, regular time for your work. It doesn't have to be 8 to 5, like the rest of the world. If you only want to work three hours a day, then schedule that. If you like working at night, better than the day, then pencil in your regular schedule when the sun is out. What's important is to keep regular working hours. We are creatures of habit and the more you accustom yourself to working a certain time, the better the likelihood of accomplishing it.
2. Plan your work smartly. Plan for a reasonable amount of work. Just because you can finish a 500-word piece in one hour on a good day, it doesn't mean you'll finish every 500-word piece in one hour every day. If you plan your work such that variance (eg say, you finish one 500-word piece in two hours, instead of one) can mess up your schedule, you'll find yourself pressured and overburdened. Use every writing software tool at your disposal to hasten your work, but always leave allowance for contingencies.
3. Work reasonable hours. Setting a schedule to work six days a week, twelve hours a day might sound like a good way to get a lot done on paper. In truth, overworking yourself like that is only likely to set you up for failure. If you think you can work more hours than everybody else, then build up incrementally. For instance, start with six-hour, six-day workweeks and gradually add an hour every two weeks until you find your actual tipping point.
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Article Title: Ever Heard Of A Fictomercial?
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What does fictomercial really mean? Is it your first time to hear such term in writing? In your part, maybe, since this is not a common term that every writer encounters.
You can guess it easily on where does the term fictiomercial came from. And you are right! It came from the word fiction and commercial. Therefore, it has something to do in the advertising industry.
One growing market for writers these days is the burgeoning fictomercial business. If you haven't heard of the term, it's what they're calling a new genre of writing – an advertisement disguised as a piece of fictional entertainment.
Fictomercial is a kind of writing where promoting a certain product or services in a fiction writing way. It basically entertains every reader or even potential customers and at the same time, it can persuade them by capturing their interest about the product.
A fictomercial can be a novel, a short story, a comic book or any other form of creative work that your favorite fiction writing software helps produce, except it's commissioned by a company with certain guidelines to achieve placement for a product or brand. That's in stark contrast to more traditional forms of written advertising and sales copy, whose sole purpose is to push a brand or product.
You might think that writing novels, stories and other forms of fiction writing is only made up in order to entertain the public but for some businessmen, they can use this kind of writing as one of their strategies to earn or invest more.
Moreover, the point of fictomercial writing is to introduce the product well and to come up with well-written description about it.
The more time goes by, the blinder people become too many conventional forms of advertising. Couple that with the growth of digital media in the web, which makes distribution costs nearly non-existent, and you've got the recipe for a new genre that can only grow in the coming years.
If you've been looking for a new genre to potentially make a career of, the fictomercial sounds like it's a good one to look at. It's as creative as any other form of fiction writing, as your work's ability to entertain carries just as much weight as its ability to bring the product into light without impeding in the reader's flow.
Many writers consider writing fictomercial as another way to earn money and to build a career from it. Not only companies or businessmen can invest from their products that are being endorsed but the writer as well can earn too.
It's obviously because the company or the businessman hires someone to write about their products into a form of stories, novels and other forms of fiction writing.
Not everyone knows about this new trend in writing but for sure, there have been lots of writers and business-related individuals who are aware of the use of fictomercial writing.
Notice how the movie industry uses fictomercial writing in their advertisements of some sort of clips. If you have a passion in writing especially in fiction writing and at the same time, you have your own business to promote or just wanted to earn an income out of fictomercial writings, then you try out this new trend in writing out.
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Article Title: Language And Style For Technical Writing
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There are lots of ways on how to write a document and where it is best to be published. Although there are so many forms in writing that are very familiar in our ear, many individuals still don't know what technical writing means.
But there are writers who are aware in technical writing as it is very popular in their profession or career. As a writer, there comes a time where you will have to experience on how to make technical writing documents.
All you have to do is to be prepared when that time will come. Technical writing is just another form of written communication that we always heard and even read all the time. Even if you haven't notice it, even a document that tells about topics like the how to's in life is considered as technical writing.
But basically, technical writing is commonly use in the business field and even in any other professional and technical related fields. To be sure about it, technical writing always contains pure information that is commonly used in any detailed instructions or guidelines for the benefit of all.
Technical writing be a serious for of writing but it always conveys a direct message towards its readers in a clearer and direct tone. It may be concise as it doesn't really includes any unnecessary words in its content but technical writing will always aim to make all readers understand what the message is all about.
Though many writers failed to pass technical writing, knowing the rules in writing and with constant practice can make you a better writer in this field.
Creativity is also present in technical writing even if it is so different from fiction writing. This only means that a writer should know how to hook his reader's attention to keep them engage with the topic that he is writing.
When writing technical documents, your work will exhibit certain characteristics that set it apart from other types of writing. Those differences don't make it harder or easier – just not quite the same as regular forms of writing.
1. Technical writing is informative. The goal of technical writing is to inform, as opposed to arguing or entertaining. As such, it places a premium on detail-focused, straightforward statements that seek to impart facts to the reader.
2. Technical writing is objective. It avoids emotive and flowery language, choosing to impart its message in an intellectual and factual manner. Reference point defers to the subject ("Findings indicate that…") instead of the writer ("My testings show that…").
3. Technical writing is concise. A no-nonsense approach to writing is needed for technical writing – one that is concise and uses only as many words as are necessary. Since the subject is instructional and often requires focused attention, longer sentences can lead to a higher potential for confusion. The quicker the explanations, the easier they should be to understand.
4. Technical writing is clear. We've all seen technical documents that seem like they require a manual to decipher. Avoid that. Aim for clarity in your expressions, using formal writing standards – check your academic writing software for advice.
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Article Title: Why Do People Like White Papers?
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Do you agree with the title? Do most writers really love writing in white papers? What's so good about it?
Actually, people love well-written white papers (kudos to the writers and their excellent writing software), especially when researching what a product or a service can do for them. In fact, it's one of the most popular formats for presenting business solutions. Why is that?
1. White papers eliminate pressure. No one wants a slimy sales person on their face right off the bat. Simply put, it's uncomfortable, especially when you're still trying to figure out how a company's offerings tie in with your existing problems. White papers help clarify your concerns without putting you in a compromising position.
2. White papers show how things work. More than just a sales pitch, a white paper is a clear and detailed explanation of the processes involved and the benefits you stand to gain from them. It shows you how a solution can be implemented and how it could, potentially, fit into your own organization.
3. White papers are easy to acquire. Because most companies now host their white papers on their web sites, it's easy for any interested party to grab them for research purposes. Yes, even when the companies who create the white paper ask for professional contact information!
4. White papers bridge a gap between businesses and their prospects. Businesses want to get their foot in the door. Prospects want to query all potential solutions and weigh them against each other. White papers provide a way to accomplish both of those things, with little trouble for all parties involved.
Basically, if you are going to write even in a white paper or not, since it mostly deal with business, the first thing you need to know is how you are going to understand your audience. Interested audience will surely read your work even if it is not a common topic that we hear all day.
But knowing how you can hook their interesting is something that only a skilled and creative writer can do. Either is for entertainment, informational or business related writing, you have to know what can make your audience needs to know and how can they benefit from it.
That is why, most white paper writers analyze their reader's needs and for them to come up into an effective and convincing topic that everyone may feel interested about it.
Well, it is not something that you are going to write just because you want it too and you just have to do it. You are writing for the sake of your readers and to make your content worth-reading after all the sacrifices and efforts that you had made.
You will have the time to write where your readers can understand it clearly and easily. It will be your chance to provide solutions on the problems that they are facing by just improving your white paper writing.
The success in your writing relies on your reader's decisions whether they like your work or not. So give your best in writing and always include your readers when it comes in making decisions for your content writing.
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