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Writing is such a gifted skill. With the current trend of the technology nowadays, more and more job opportunities for writers are now available. For most part, most writers can be found submitting their work online.
This is where the term freelance writer enters. The most common job especially in the internet is freelance writing. it is so obvious that writing is the main job of a freelance writer however, there still lots of tasks that must include with this kind of a career.
That is, you have to expose yourself through marketing and to market also your work. There is an endless job opportunity as a freelance writer over the internet yet you have to equip your skills in writing for you to get qualified immediately whenever someone is going to hire you.
This kind of a career is fun and on the other hand, there are lots of thing that you will learn every day. However, you've got to be prepare on what to do and how to be a good freelance writer.
Many aspiring writers usually fail with their work due to the attitudes that they have in writing. What are the things that you should know so that you won't fall off with that kind of career that you are going to take?
Being the good guy is never easy. If you want to be the freelancer that clients turn to when they need a piece written, you have to work at it.
1. Be a team player. You may be the best writer you know. That doesn't matter to clients with large projects (the kind that pays well), though. Regardless of your abilities, there's no way you can take on a huge project alone. And the better you can work with others in the team, the more attractive you look as a go-to member.
2. Visit them in person. Do it. At least once. I know it isn't hip now with email and everything, but it's too easy a way to make a mark that you'll be silly to pass it up.
3. Query them occasionally. Keep your clients in the loop about openings in your schedule, preferably up to three to four months in advance. You never know what you might turn up. Just don't do it like an irritating telemarketer. An email or a phone call once a month will normally suffice.
4. Write well. This goes without saying, but is worth repeating anyway. If you mess up a project, miss a major deadline or come up with something mediocre the last time around, you will be remembered for all the wrong reasons. Make sure you do a good job by using every tool at your disposal, including a versatile writing software.
5. Seek out feedback. After you do a project, ask your clients for feedback about your performance. That's the easiest way to find out which areas you need to improve on. If you're not doing it, you're passing up a golden opportunity for improvement.
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Article Title: How To Develop Your Own System For Writing Productivity
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Most writers follow their mind and heart in order to write what they wanted to say for their readers. This is the easiest technique in writing just because you are free in dealing with your creativity in writing.
If you happen to be in that situation, then you don't have any problems on how to start and finish your work since your creativity and passion in writing starts flowing. That is why, you will eventually complete your writing task early and you are now ready to start with the next one. Thus, this can make you productive with your writing.
If you get excited with what you are writing, you have to keep it going and don't mind any mistakes or any writing errors as much as possible. You can review your writing later once you're done with your first draft. What's important is you should write as fast as you can once your mind starts to brighten and come up with ideas that will make your writing better.
Different writers do have different ways on how to finish their writing task. It is best to follow a system on how to be productive so that you will know the things that you should do in order to finish your work immediately.
Of course, if you want to be productive, it is not a matter of fast writing but to create more quality contents within a given time.
Being a more productive writer isn't easy. For most of us, there's a very real upper limit to how much writing we can produce in a given amount of time. However, there are ways you can optimize your work process such that you can hit that upper limit on a more consistent basis.
1. Keep track of your writing habits. Keep tabs on how many words you can write in an hour, how long it takes you to research individual topics, how quickly you can finish a standard project from start to finish with a proofreading software in tow and other writing activities. The more information you keep about your writing habits, the more you'll find patterns emerge. Recognize behaviors that can serve to improve your writing's speed and implement them as regulars in your workflow.
2. Try a different approach. It's easy to build habits around the way you work, not all of them good. If you're not happy with your results, try something else.
3. Inspire yourself. What motivates you to write? Surely, there was something that encouraged you to write more than the need to pay the bills. Find ways you can periodically remind yourself of that.
4. Add one technique at a time. Some people will read a book about writing and overhaul their entire process. While that could work for some, it usually ends up as a disaster for most. Changing your entire work process will require replacing all your existing habits – something that sounds just as hard as it actually is. A better approach is to slowly alter your workflow by adding one technique at a time and seeing how that works out.
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Article Title: The Beauty Of Plain Writing
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The term "plain writing" sounds very boring. So deadening, in fact, that some outright reject it as a way to write their university papers and company reports. The connotations of "plain," after all, range from excessively simple to unappetizingly colloquial. Surely, someone with their smarts can do better than that.
If you want to make your writing successful, the key is to make your writing plain. That is absolutely true especially for most expert writers where they come to realize that plain writing is much easier and effective compared to complicated forms of writing.
What's so good about it? It is not because whether your writing is plain or not but it is for the sake of your reader's approval about the quality of writing that you share towards them.
If you are writing, you always thought of making your content more special just to let your work show yet in the end, you just only make the situation even worst.
What makes a writing complicated instead of making it plain? It's because a writer always use long sentences or making their content's longer. They often use such vocabulary that is not that easy to understand. Lastly, if all ideas or statements in their content is not written in a direct manner.
Now, who wants to read that kind of writing? Every reader doesn't have enough time to read an uninteresting content and therefore, they always look for a better one.
Don't be such a lousy writer. If you want to write easily and productively, then why not use plain writing? You just have to go with the flow of your ideas or perspective about the topic and state it clearly and directly.
The goal is to make your readers understand what you are writing and not to impress them with your complicated efforts in your content. A lot of experts say that a true smart and creative writer can be test through the quality of their writing which use simplicity and systematic form of writing.
Experienced writers know, of course, that plain writing has nothing to do with those things. A plainly written paper strives for clarity over confusion and meaning over complexity, regardless of whether it tackles a complex subject or is written in a formal tone.
Fact is, when people try to write like professionals, they end up writing like bureaucrats. And bureaucratic writing – that which buries meaning under run-on sentences, obtuse language and vague descriptions – is the exact opposite of plain writing. Let's put it this way: if I was a writing checker and had to work through this type of writing day in and day out, I'd commit software suicide by intentionally corrupting my core libraries.
When you write plainly, you:
• State your purpose clearly.
• Run through your major points in a readable manner that leaves out confusion.
• Use headings and subheadings to compartmentalize your ideas.
• Use reasonably short sentences and paragraphs.
• Ditch the fancy words and jargon, choosing to stick with simple terms that everyone can understand.
• Avoid complex constructions that convolute meaning.
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Article Title: The Value Of Using Sentence Level Transitions
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How often do you use transitions in your writing? Many writers may ignore the importance of transitions but they didn't actually know that these kind of words or phrases can contribute greatly to their writing.
If there are transitions, then there is also a transition sentence. it usually make your sentences clearer and it shows how a transition sentence is related to the previous sentence in your content.
There are different purposes of using a transition and it usually depends on how you connect ideas from your previous statement to the next one.
All you need to do is to be aware about the different transitions in writing and how you will use them in one of your sentences.
Even though transitions are important in your sentences, many writers usually abuse its worth.
Like for example when they are writing and sometimes they feel like they are being pressures or just don't care anything at their writing at all, they often use too much transitions which can make your content worst.
There are instances where you've been using redundant words or phrases if you add a transition in your sentence. These problems are very common to writers since they get to use transition sentence in their writing without knowing how to properly right it for the benefit of their content.
Even though transition writing mistake is not that obvious for a writer to check, but in the eyes of your readers, these mistakes are very visible in their eyes. As a result, they will eventually feel discourage and uninterested with what you are writing.
Most people are used to transitions on the paragraph level. After all, that's frequently hammered onto us by many writing lessons. However, you should pay some amount of attention to your sentence level transitions too, as these sentence connectors are the defining element that decrees how well each individual paragraph in your piece is going to turn out.
Building coherent thought requires more than spouting separate sentences and letting readers connect the dots. You need your sentence level transitions for that. This is made even more important by the shorter pauses between paragraphs. The shorter the pause, the more important a transition is because there's little to break flow from one thought to another.
These sentence connections can be either:
Simple. Ideally, connecting words should simple one-word affairs. If a single word fits, then go for it every time. Words such as "although," "however," "despite," "if" and "therefore" make very good simple connectors.
Complex. Sometimes, the connection between sentences is simply more complex than what a single word can manage. In these situations, you can use connectors such as "as you may have noticed," "in addition" and "a more likely."
Whichever one you use, make sure that your connectors reflect the necessary flow of ideas between each of the sentences you're tying up together. Most writing software include a list of suggestion for transitionary words and phrases, in case you have trouble coming up with the right one.
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Article Title: How To Fix Poorly-Developed Paragraphs
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What do you think is the reason why your paragraphs have gotten so badly? Have you notice it yourself or are you unaware about the current standing of you writing?
Basically, every writer knows where their writing had gotten wrong. And most of the time, they know if they have commit any mistakes in their grammars. A writer has to be an editor towards their own writing though there are some who are only relying to what they can write and let other people edit and correct their work.
However, if you want to improve your skills in writing more, it is best that you know how to correct your own mistakes in writing.
The most common problem why most writers tend to commit bad writing is because of grammar issues. Many writers fail to write good grammars or even notice that they already committed one.
Your paragraphs are very important in your content since they contain vital information or ideas that best describe the topic. Paragraphs shows how they are related to one another so that the concept of your topic will be described clearly and systematically.
However, there are situations where paragraphs are written so poorly and the worst part is that, not all writers are aware about it. This can lead your work to rejection if you happen to submit your final work. How will you react if you've been into this kind of problem in writing? instead of worrying in a corner, you should relax for you to solve this problem easily.
But, will you spend hours or days to correct your writing? You don't have to. Fixing your writing can be done with less consumed time. You don't have to take forever just to make it perfect.
When your teacher or editor says you are writing in poorly-developed paragraphs, do you know what they mean? After all, there's no way you can improve unless you actually understand what they're trying to tell you.
Most of the time, your problem will fall under one or more of these. Figure it out by allotting appropriate time to reviewing your work with the help of a powerful editing software.
Your ideas are lacking. The supporting points may be clear in your head, but unless you write it in a detailed and specific manner, it will come across as vague and abstract. Guess what, your paragraphs will turn out undeveloped. Provide enough detail, examples and illustration for each paragraph's main point in order to paint a clear image in the reader's mind.
You omitted necessary items. Many times, a process or a flow of thought is so clear to you that you take it for granted that your reader will be of the same mind. Guess what? They're often not. Explain the relationships between ideas fully. There's immense value in being thorough.
You need to define the terms you use. During the course of your research, you will come across different terms. Many of those will likely have different meanings depending on your reader. You will need to clarify how you want them defined for the purposes of your piece, lest risk a potential misunderstanding.
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Working on your next writing task? Well, you might have been very busy dealing with it lately. Especially if you already have lots of ideas flowing out of your mind and all you need to do is to write it all down so that you won't miss any single detail just to define your topic further.
That can be truly amazing in your part as you don't find it hard to think what comes next. As long as certain ideas that are related to your topic starts flowing, then you will surely find yourself writing continuously not knowing how fast the time goes by.
Well, that is a good sign for most creative writers especially if they are working under certain writing pressures. When you are in this kind of a situation and suddenly your head started to stop working creatively, you will surely end up staring at your work and trying to figure things out on what to do next.
That's totally disappointing and you can barely proceed to the next step since you don't know what to do. Feels like stuck in the middle of writing? if you want to write and finish your work right away without any interruptions, then you should write an outline first before you will start your writing task later on.
So, you know how to outline. Congratulations, you've managed to put the lock down on one of the most important aspects of writing. The next step should proceed after that, right?
Well, hopefully it does. Here are a few tips to make sure you put that outline to good use.
1. Write piece by piece. You've already got an outline which lays out how you will present your ideas, so you can let any worries about organization go during drafting. Write whichever part feels easier first to give yourself momentum. Focusing on the parts that are ready to be written allows you to work in a more efficient manner. You can check actual coherence of the resulting piece later on.
2. Be willing to modify. Think of the outline as a map leading you to your destination. It's accurate to a degree, but be willing to change course if you notice a better path. Think of it like the woman who used a GPS that told her to cross a highway. Just because the software pointed that way doesn't mean it's a good idea.
3. Be willing to start over. Sometimes, you realize your outline is just plain wrong. Be willing to start over from scratch, instead of trying to force the whole thing to fit. With major changes, going back is often a more efficient solution than trying to fit in a plethora of changes.
4. Use your outline to cross-check the last draft. After you've finished the final revision, don't run the proofreading software yet. Before giving it the last touches, use the outline as a reference to double-check your organization and structure. Did you do it as planned or did you stray accidentally?
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In writing, it not usually more on adding ideas of facts just to complete the whole content but it is also about how you are going to organize these ideas so that you can set all things in their proper order.
Organizing your writing is very important especially in handling information and reports. Also, it is very useful in story writing since you have to be clear on your point on how to run your story correctly.
A very messy writing is not considered a good content. Instead, it has to be well-organized and each details should be written properly.
You can hook your reader's easily if they find your writing very interesting. That is, if they understand the concept of your topic clearly and how you each statements are related to one another.
Imagine how each of your statements are written randomly in your content and once any of your readers find it out, they will start to get confuse since your writing is not properly organized. See how it affects the quality of your content?
It can make a huge effect therefore, in order to organize every details in your writing, you have to proofread and revise your work once your are done writing your first draft. This way, it will be easy for you on how to sort out every statement in order.
During the research phase of any writing work, ideas for your arguments, examples and illustrations can literally come from anywhere. It's not uncommon to pick up one or two i
Grabbing a hold of these things when you're writing isn't easy. Unless you have eidetic memory, you'll likely forget more of them than you'll remember. As such, gathering these individual nuggets into a single source, where you can refer to them handily, is an important part of streamlining your work process into something better and more efficient.
There are many ways you can organize these sources.
1. An idea notebook. Whether you use a physical notebook or a software-based electronic one, having a single place where you can take down ideas, thoughts and research gives you an easy-to-access facility that you can use when you need to refer to them later. In case you're searching for good notebook software for writing, the most popular at the moment are Microsoft's OneNote and Evernote, with the latter having the advantage of supporting numerous mobile platforms, including Android, iPad and iPhone.
2. Mind maps. A diagram intended to show relationships between different ideas, this is my preferred method of organizing information. Not only does it let you keep all research for a topic in a single place, it allows you to show relationships between them in a visual, easy-to-understand manner.
3. Index cards. Similar to using a notebook, you jot notes down on index cards that you keep in your pocket. This makes it easy to get rid of individual items (just throw them away) or add new ones, all while having all the information right in your pocket.
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Article Title: Three is the Magic Number
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Have you ever heard of the tricolon? In writing, this refers to the use of a three parallel constructions in a series as a way to enhance your writing's impact.
Many have proven its three magic in writing. have you use a tricolon in any of your writing tasks? Maybe you don't know what a tricolon means or does it really exist but there are instances where you could have encountered it in your writing too.
To make it clearer, tricolon is a kind of sentence where it is consists of three independent clauses. Therefore, a single sentence can have three equal parts that can always stand alone.
The beauty of writing tricolon is that, it can draw your attention towards this kind of sentence easily. Generally, it is powerful yet so easy to understand. However, it is very explanatory and anyone can get the idea of the sentence without any problems at all.
In writing, it is best to use your creative way of thinking on how you will enhance your tricolon more. But others only end up in messing their own writing.
You can only write a tricolon successfully if you will just stick to the main idea that you are trying to point out in your sentence. There are two types of tricolon, the ascending and descending tricolon. The difference between the two is of course, the length of each phrase in every break.
You will see this employed all the time in great speeches, comedic routines and advertising slogans – three things that rely heavily on the impact that words will have on their audience. And using a tricolon, despite its latent simplicity, is one of the most dependable techniques for achieving just that. Provided you use a writing checker to make sure your grammar and spelling don't get in the way, of course.
Want to see tricolons in action? Take a look at these examples and determine the impact of a tricolon:
"I came; I saw; I conquered." – Julius Caesar
"…with malice toward none, with charity toward all, with firmness in the right…" – Abraham Lincoln, in the most famous expression of his second inaugural address
"…life, liberty and the pursuit of happoness." – The Declaration of Independence
"Instead of language we have jargon; instead of principles, slogans; and instead of genuine ideas, bright suggestions." – Eric Bentley
"Can I get you anything? Cup of coffee? Doughnut? Toupee?" – a punchline from the Dick van Dyke show, said to a bald man
Threes are well-noted in almost all forms of culture. As such, it isn't surprising that they work so well in writing too. As a general rule, you should use tricolons for lists whenever applicable, such as when detailing only the most important features of a movie for a reviews ("It was fast-paced, exciting and filled with action from start to finish") or when describing an object with adjectives ("The plan was cold, calculated and precise"). Not only are they easy to read, the triumvirate creates a natural rhythm too.
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Article Title: Wordiness is Alluring; You Must Resist
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If you want to improve your writing and throughout your writing career, you've been disturbed about the development of your content, let me tell you one effective tip, make your writing concise.
Concise writing is the key to the success of your writing and it is always the effective tip that every writer always applied.
Without knowing the importance of concise writing, you will end up having problems writing with wordiness. In fact, wordiness is mistakenly believed by some aspiring writers as a good way to improve your writing. but to tell you honestly, you should avoid wordiness as it will only ruin your content.
It is not a good idea that through wordiness, you can be relieved from the writing tasks that you are facing. but you are definitely wrong. Wordiness is a result of pressuring your mind to think of something to add in your writing while you currently don't have any idea on what to include.
It is like writing what you don't really mean and what you don't really understand in your topic. As a result, wordiness dominates your content. There are unnecessary words and ideas which only make your content uninteresting.
Also, wordiness only makes your sentences or even the whole content long yet the most important concept of your topic is hard to be found. Many writers always commit such inevitable mistake in writing. Besides, wordiness is the most common problem for writers and a few knows how to solve this case.
Wordiness is a seductive trap. It's true. How many times have you sat down to write and found the allure of throwing more words than is necessary irresistible? After all, an extra word here and an extra phrase there shouldn't affect clarity all that much, all while giving us a heftier word count to run with.
Unfortunately, even a single unnecessary word every other sentence can add up. That extra clarity lost can multiply when taken as a while. Minor transgressions can lead to poor writing that's more than the sum of its parts and that's the biggest problem with wordiness.
Why do people construct wordy sentences? There are three main reasons:
1. To pad their word counts. Many writers get accustomed to throwing in a few extras just to make required page lengths. It's definitely easier than going back and constructing an extra argument or digging up additional facts. Lazy editing is a major culprit to wordy constructions. Everybody knows it.
2. To be ambiguous. Some writers like to make their thoughts invisible, whatever their personal reasons might be. Being wordy is an easy way to achieve that.
3. It just happens. Some people just aren't that good when creating early drafts. As such, their work is riddled with unnecessary ramblings and explanations.
Like all writing problems, wordiness is best handled during editing and revision. Sure, ridding your text of unnecessary elements is a chore that's not at all easy to accomplish, even with the help of the best English writing assistant. But it must be done.
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Article Title: Using Figures Of Speech To Give Your Writing A Fresh Edge
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You've probably been writing for a long time now and seems like there is something missing with what you are producing.
Why don't you ask yourself? How good are you in writing? is your skills in writing enough to make you proud of it?
Well, as time goes by, you don't have to stick with what you only got. If you know how to write and you do have a passion in writing or if it's your career for living, then you have to improve it more.
Learn new things and discover more possibilities to make your writing better than before. One way of knowing the quality of your writing is to read your work and observe any weakness on it.
Think as if you are a reader for someone's work. How do you evaluate your writing? Does it seem like it's too dry or uninteresting? Do you think your content lacks something?
If so, why not make it livelier so that you can hook your readers right away? To turn a dry content into an energetic one, use figures of speech in your writing.
This way, your subjects or statements will be emphasized and your readers will eventually draw out pictures in their mind what the concept of your topic is all about.
Figures of speech are really useful especially in writing stories. It is important that your audience will understand what you are trying to point out. But too much figures of speech in your writing can also ruin your work.
As far as rhetorical devices go, few can give your writing that impression of freshness as good figures of speech. They do for firing up imagination as a proofreading software does for your writing's correctness and clarity. Using words in distinctive ways, they paint a picture that that many readers may find new and refreshing.
There are literally hundreds of different figures of speech, ranging from common ones such as metaphor and simile to less-employed tricks like assonance or onomatopoeia. Regardless of which ones you employ, using them to impart an original thought can turn ordinary text into an engaging piece of work.
Common expressions such as "stirring the pot," "dressed for success" and "hitting a sales target" are well-worn examples of figures of speech. While using these to perk up your work is fine, do realize that years upon years of use have rendered them too familiar to make any significant impact on the reader. As such, it's important to be inventive in employing these rhetorical devices, if you want to come up with ways to express ideas that create a good impression on your readers.
Most writers will struggle to write original figures of speech during drafting. After all, the goal of drafting for most people is to express their thoughts in as plain and as quick a way as possible. The best time to come up with creative figures of speech is during the editing stage, as you rewrite your text to express your thoughts in a clearer and more effective manner.
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Research papers, how can someone forget about it? Writing a research paper is very popular at school or at any universities.
Research papers are written in the same format. Whatever your topic is in writing your research and to whatever purpose it may be, still, the format and the structure in writing is just the same.
The reason behind this is that, it will provide your readers with the right information and to where they could found this information in your research writing project.
Everyone is expected to familiarize this basic writing structure about research paper writing and once you will apply it down in your writing, it will be easy for you to write any other research writings such as proposals, thesis, reports or any research study that you will conduct later on.
Many writers, especially students find it hard to write research papers since it can be challenging in the first place. But all you need to keep in mind is to determine how you are going to organize all facts including results, conclusions, previous studies and other necessary information that will support your topic.
That is why following the basic format in writing research papers is really important as it will directs you to where your ideas, facts and results can be placed.
It's like dividing your work down into small pieces since you will fill in the necessary information according to the basic structure or format in research paper writing.
And since most writers, students and researchers are familiar in this kind of writing, you should also be aware about how research papers are categorize in writing.
There are two major types of research papers: argumentative and analytical. During the course of your student career, you are likely to come across both of these variants as part of your requirements.
Argumentative papers, as the name implies, immediately let the reader know what kind of position you will be taking. You do this early in the piece, usually as part of the introduction or the thesis statement. These types of research papers have very defined characteristics, namely:
•They talk about a highly-debatable, sometimes controversial topic, which affords plenty of room for constructing an argument.
•There is an overt attempt to persuade the reader using the presentation of evidence, sound reasoning and other suggestive devices.
Analytical papers, on the other hand, often begin with the student posing a question or an issue for which they seek answers. There's no overt or implied stance. Instead, the whole idea is to explore and evaluate the subject, allowing your findings to dictate the conclusion. As such, analytical writing typically feels much more fluid, as the student merely allows things to take their own shape, rather than forcing it to fit his arguments.
Chances are, you'll be tasked to write both types of research papers during the course of your studies. As with any type of student writing, they are both best accomplished with the help of a college writing software, so make sure to have one on tap before even starting.
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Who likes bad news? I guess the people who watch the evening news every night at 7 do. As a rule, however, it's usually in your best interest to focus your writing on positive things. Why? Because people tend to respond more favorably to positive ideas than negative ones.
Maintaining the positive information for your writing can be tough but with thorough research and study, you will soon come up with words and ideas that will produce positive outcome for your writing.
Think of the possible things that you can write and share to your readers with positive results. What do you think are the topics that bring good news to them? Although there are lots of things and subject matters that serve as good news to everyone, you need also to carefully choose your words and how to write your content down effectively.
Accentuating positive information can be written in any form like writing a news, a blog, press release, story and so on. What's important is how to write it nicely without getting overboard.
As you can see, too many flowery and convincing words that you think it can provide positive information towards your readers can make hard to convince.
If you're writing a persuasive article, filing a complaint letter or selling a product, keeping your writing on the positive is more likely to lead you closer to your goal. The rosier the picture you create in your reader's mind, after all, the more open they are likely to be to any of your suggestions.
For instance, when you read a company memo that tells you everything you CAN'T DO, how do you feel? Do you smile and enjoy the workday? If you're like most people, you're immediately thinking about the liberties you've suddenly lost, taking to your work begrudgingly. The same company memo, however, rewritten to convey a positive tone can potentially have such a different effect.
Positive Writing Techniques
There are two very straightforward techniques good writers use to make items sound positive. The first is to allot more space to the good news than the bad news, making sure readers spend more time dwelling on the positives rather than its opposite while they're perusing your piece. The second is to detail good news first at parts of the text that allow for greater emphasis – such as the introduction, conclusion, the beginning and end of paragraphs, and the bulleted points. Where do you place bad news? The best place is to embed it in the middle of both the entire body of text and one each paragraph, dampening any of its harmful effects.
Using A Writing Software
While I've never seen a writing software that is geared, by default, to help accentuate the positives, you should be able to configure some of the most comprehensive writing solutions out there for this purpose. You can, for instance, have it check for occurrences of various negative words in your writing, having it propose ways to rewrite it in a more positive manner.
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One of the hardest part of being a novice writer is to meet the targeted word count of the content that you are tasked to write. Although it may not be a problem if you had a whole day of vacant time for a single content writing, then you don't have any problem since you have a much longer time in completing your content.
But if you still have a lot of contents that you need to finish within the day, therefore you need to work faster so that you will be productive enough with your writing task. A well written content must not that short and not too long. However, if you are given with a fixed word count to complete your writing, then you should meet that targeted word count before your writing deadline comes.
Besides, your teacher or your boss knows how long a writing composition must be especially in web content writing where you submit your contents online. These kinds of content must not be that long since your readers don't have enough time to read all your writings. However, with an approximate number of word count, it will be enough for them to look for the right knowledge about the topic you are discussing.
Complying for that word count is going to be hard if you ran out of words in your mind to elaborate your topic more. That's going to be time consumable. What you need is to know the ways in order to meet the targeted word count for your content.
Whatever kind of material you are writing, keeping within the required word counts are an important aspect of the whole process. There are different reasons for requiring particular lengths, of course, with your own reason depending largely on the kind of text you are putting together.
Most class professors require students to keep their essays at a certain length to make them easier to check. Magazine features usually subscribe to specific word counts to fit allotted spaces in their publications. Suffice to say, when someone asks you to limit the amount of words in your piece, there's usually a sensible reason for it.
Writing Your Draft
When putting together a first draft, aim to make it between 10 to 20 percent longer than your intended word count. That's because you'll usually end up chopping up a good amount of text in between using a proofreading software and editing the piece for clarity.
To be able to keep track of how many words you're writing, use a word processor that has a running word count constantly on display. Many of them, especially those directed specifically for working writers, offer it as additional features.
Block Writing
If you work well with outlines, arrange it so that one outline represents one block of text. Try dividing the target word count among each block, allotting more for those parts that you need to discuss in greater detail. Make sure you stick to the assignments the same way you follow the topics listed in your outline.
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Do you have any writing task that needs to be accomplished as soon as possible? Do you think that you can't make it or beat your writing to its deadline? Perhaps you have some writing difficulties regarding how to be very productive with your work but you end up losing with your pessimistic attitude.
Then, that attitude of yours will greatly affect your credibility as a writer and your efficiency to write faster despite your writing routine. Aspiring writers and even those who are experts in the writing field will find it hard to make their writing a bit faster especially if there are still a lot of writing tasks that awaits them for the day.
Most writers just like bloggers who write articles or blogs online experience do have a lot of writing task in a day and they need to have this fast writing skills to complete it all and accomplish their work daily.
Not only for them, even beginners or professional writers may undergo a lot of writing tasks that they need to finish as soon as possible but it's going to be a big problem in their part if their writing is bit slow.
What are the things that you need to know as a writer in order to make your writing faster than usual? Fast writing skills can be attained at any time even if you are not used to it.
Even if you think you don't have the ability to be a good and fast writer and just you can't make it, what you think is all wrong. Of course you can. Even experts writers were able to survive that situation when they were all beginners in the writing field. But still they were able to enhance their skills more by following some helpful steps to be fast writers.
Want to write faster? Forget about typing like a transcription expert. The gains you will realize from that aren't all that huge, unless you can come up with ideas at the same rate as the recorded voices can recite them.
1. Learn to draft with no regard. When you draft, let the thoughts flow without regards for issues of clarity and correctness. You can worry about these things later when you're editing and revising. While composing the first draft, stay focused on simply expressing yourself.
2. Schedule a regular time to write. A regular schedule, repeated consistently over time, builds habit. The more you're able to integrate positive behaviors into your routines, the more fluid your work ends up during their execution.
3. Use a timer. You know how everyone always works fast when a deadline is looming? That's what a timer counting down in front of you does whenever you write. You'll be amazed at how much distractions you can ignore when the time is right there to occupy you.
4. Take advantage of speed-improving writing tools. Software-based writing assistants, such as grammar checkers and automated style guides, can literally shave off hours from your work. If you ask me, all writers who care about their productivity should put them to good use.
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Writing can be very hard especially for first time writers. There are a lot of things and process that they need to undergo in order to master the art of writing. However, it will be hard for them also to accomplish their writing task if they don't have the attitude towards writing just like most writers do.
Aside from the whole process in writing, a person must require a sense of creativity in handling their ideas and since this is an art, their personality matters. If they don't like to write, how can they finish the whole text or the whole composition?
Negative personalities are considered as a part of bad writing. When bad writing happens, no one can ever accomplish their writing task with effective written output and overall writing quality.
But as we all know, if you had any negative attitudes towards writing, with constant practice and application, you can help yourself in completing well-written compositions since your writing attitudes can be changed by acquiring the positive values in writing.
With constant determination in creating a very unique yet successful composition, you can accomplish it even before your writing deadline. If you think you just can't make it despite all your hard work, check if you had set your goal towards writing. That's the most important part of it. you have to set a goal in order for you to be eager enough to achieve it without any pressures.
That's your own goal, it's your main plan in writing therefore, it's your will to write a very creative piece out of your imaginative mine in elaborating your topic down manageably.
Do you set goals when you write? You really should. After all, it's difficult to hit a mark when there's nothing to aim for. It's true for any endeavor and, whether you like it or not, it holds for writing too.
Long-Term Goals
If you ever entertained any ideas about writing professionally, you will want to look at setting long-term goals as a writer. Create a big picture: what kind of writing will you be doing further down the road? Would you like to a published novelist with a library of books to your credit? Do you intend to be a nationally-acclaimed reviewer for cultural magazines? What is it you are hoping to achieve for the future?
Annual And Monthly Goals
While long-term goals tend to focus on the big picture, these next categories of goals involve more easily actionable things. Surely, there are very specific actions you can take now towards anything you believe you can achieve within the next twelve months, aren't there?
Short-Term Goals
Short-term goals are immediate things you can perform right now that will bring you closer to your long-term, annual and monthly goals. Whether that's finishing one page of your novel every evening, finding the best writing software or producing 5,000 words of text for your workday, these consist of easily achievable targets that will bring you closer to your larger goals.
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Writing a review is very helpful in evaluating a certain piece of art. Sometime, reviews are often used in examining a certain movie, book, product or any other forms of creative work in order to give your audience or customers a clue on what that movie, book, product or any other forms of creative work is all about.
Although writing a review is such a useful way of informing your readers and describing that kind of creative work both negatively or positively, however, there are aspiring writers who are not sure enough on how to make their reviews an interesting one and of course, writing a review that is not more on hatred. Instead, writing it effectively which may or may not sale to the public is the only way to inform your readers about it.
Writers need to know more about how to write a review in the right way. So that they will be able to produce a fair critic about the object they are writing for a review.
Writing a review? While you can sit down, scream "It sucks," run your proofreading software and be done with it, good reviews actually take a little more work than that. Most professionals agree that reviews should serve a number of functions in order to be of any real value to those reading them.
Reviews inform. Many readers first learn about a product from reviews. If they already knew about them, then the reviews give them information they won't otherwise get from news sources and press releases.
Reviews show personality. While a review should focus on the product being discussed, your voice should never be lost along the way. Personality gives your writing soul, a much needed element in the often-lifeless work of reviewing, making readers identify with your opinion, apart from truly engaging their interest.
Reviews help readers decide. People often read reviews to answer one question: Is it worth my hard-earned money? If you review doesn't answer this, you've failed, plain and simple.
Reviews entertain. Your reviews should do more than discuss the product at hand. Equally important is the fact that they should entertain the readers, even momentarily. No matter how detailed your treatment of a subject is, no one's likely to get past a couple of paragraphs if your writing is boring.
Reviews provide ideas for improvement. Nobody enjoys excessively harsh reviews. That's because they reek of bile, rather than helpful criticism. Reviews are avenues for identifying something that's wrong, so use them constructively.
To write such a very unique kind of review about the topic that you are going to discuss, you need to have your own point of views about it in order to think about the possible words that will fit in with your idea about the topic. This way, your readers will be able to understand the possibilities about the topic or decide whether or not they will favor with your writing. this requires creative and balance writing without informing too much about the item.
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Article Title: How to Eliminate Wordiness
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I have heard a lot of writers when being ask how were their writing, most of them would answer it depends upon their mood. Although it may sound so true that a person's mood may affect their writing, there are those who just can't seem to understand how writing works and others just don't think they can be able to write well.
If you are on the right mood, then you might find yourself sitting in front of your computer and typing for the words that completes your content in order to finish your writing immediately. That's a good news if and only if you have the passion to write. But how about if you are not on the mood to write and words just won't come out of your mind? That will be pretty much hard right?
Well, if you are assigned to write something very important, then you have no choice but to start your work ahead in order to meet your writing deadline. However, if you understand your topic well and you seem that you can relate to the subject, then I'm sure you will find yourself constantly writing down the words that keep on flowing out of your mind. As a result, your content if full of wordiness and that's another problem for you to handle later on. To be able to avoid or minimize to much wordiness in your content can be achieve instantly by following some writing guides and techniques that you will apply in your writing.
Has anyone ever told you that your writing tends to fall on the wordy side? If you've been accused of excessive wordiness, you may want to consider a few strategies to help leave your writing more concise, apart from using a working grammar software.
Give Yourself A Breather. Don't revise your paper as soon as you edit it. Always spend a few minutes a way from your draft before returning to revise it. Ideally, you shouldn't edit until the next day. If you're pressed for time, though, a quick coffee break or a couple of smokes will do.
Take Notes When You Edit. Taking notes will help you keep a tab on what patterns of wordiness you end up regularly committing. That way, you can watch out for them during your future writing endeavors.
Pay Particular Attention To Difficult Paragraphs. If there are specific sections of your writing that you struggled on, pay particular attention to them during the editing phase. More than likely, these areas will contain the worst offenses when it comes to wordiness.
Replace Passive Verbs. You've heard this advice a thousand times before. That's because passive verbs tend to lead to wordy sentences. Update them to their active forms and immediately cut the text down to size.
Prepositional Phrases. Those relationship words like "of," "from" and "after" should be replaced with one-word modifiers. You'll be amazed at how much wordiness you can shave off from eliminating these alone. You'll likely end up having to rewrite offending sentences, though.
Watch Out For Specific Words. Check for specific filler words such as "which," "that," "should," "would," and "could." Eliminate them whenever you can.
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Article Title: Appropriate Paragraph Lengths
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How long should your paragraphs be? Is there any precise number of lengths on how to make your paragraphs appear in your contents? There's no specific rule for that, but following certain guidelines should ensure that you're able to produce ones that both read well and are appropriate for your readers.
Of course there are a lot of ways on how to write and trim your paragraphs as what you and your readers would like to have. Every writer is aware of that however, there are some of them who haven't applied these techniques into their writing. As a result, they end up having longer yet confusing paragraphs. Some of them wrote shorter ones. Now, do you think these are appropriate in writing your contents? You guess it right. That's absolutely a no.
As a writer, you always deal with your ideas every now and then. Unique ideas suddenly come out on your mind every single day and any minute of the day. The only thing you need to do in writing is to organize these ideas well and that includes positioning them in your paragraphs.
It is very important that you have a well-written vision on how are you going to write your paragraphs well. Consider dividing your ideas and other elements into your paragraphs which are not too short or too long. So, how are you going to do it if there are situations where you feel like sticking words into your paragraphs continuously and you don't know how to cut them off and proceed to the next paragraph?
That is very normal for most writers especially students and beginners but you can still handle this problem easily. Remember the editing and revision stage in writing? Task is usually done in those writing processes.
Pieces of writing filled with long paragraphs are usually hard on the eye. All those slabs of text with no breaks tend to scare off even the most avid reader, almost as bad as a piece that never received the help of a document editing software. On the other hand, if you do it too short then it will end up looking under-developed, almost like they could use a couple more sentences for elaboration.
A Few Simple Guidelines
1. Paragraphs that go more than a page of text need to be reconsidered automatically. Check how you might be able to break them up logically into two or more blocks.
2. Any paragraph consisting entirely of one or two sentences should only be used if they are especially poignant in driving home a point, such that they convey something that is essential to the piece. The spaces before and after usually make the reader pause, allowing it to emphatically convey its message.
3. Try keeping paragraphs that feature one or two sentences within the same page to a bare minimum, no more than two at a time.
4. If you can manage, always have between three to four paragraphs per page. At the least, try pushing for at least one.
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Editing is one of the most common tasks in writing. Everyone knows that but there are only few of them who applied it into their writing. Although there are people who underestimate the power of editing, there are still those who carefully edit their work to achieve better results than usual. What's the importance of editing? Is that hard to attain? It is a known fact that the editing process is the heaviest task in writing. It contains most of the work in order to make your content an effective one.
The key to write well and to have your readers examine your content nicely is to edit your text carefully. This will help you greatly in acquiring your reader's trust and interest towards your writings. It is not easy to find more readers who will like your piece immediately. They need to know more about the topic that you are going to elaborate first and for them to understand it clearly.
That can only be possible if you had written your piece well and free from any writing errors and misconception. Some people start to edit their piece upon writing their introduction. Some of them are very careful enough to check their writings every phrases and sentences that they first wrote. If you keep on doing this situation, you will end up consuming most of your time and effort in writing. Furthermore, you gradually can't think enough for the words and possible ideas that will fit your topic. Lastly, you can't seem to finish your first draft immediately.
So when are you going to edit your piece? Why not write your first draft while editing it to have lesser work later on? The answer is so very simple. I had stated that a while ago. You can't write your first draft and edit at the same time. You need to edit after writing the whole piece whether it has so many writing mistakes and bad grammars or you might thought that there is no need to edit it.
Editing for grammar and adherence to most standards can now be covered by a full-featured writing software. As such, you can eliminate those repetitive activities from your task list, focusing your attention on more involved items, such as organization, structure, style and flow.
Give It Time. Avoid editing on the same day you write a piece. While you can do basic proofreading, most other activities will require a certain amount of objectivity to be done effectively. Just let it sit overnight or, if you don't have that luxury, a couple of hours before working your editing chops.
Reverse Outline. If you've read through the piece and found certain parts confusing, try reverse-outlining. The idea is to produce an outline of the work as you read through it, so you can more clearly see how it flows. Is the delivery of ideas achieved in a sensible and logical order? Does it follow the correct format as required by your guidelines?
Idea Development. Read carefully through each paragraph and see how the central idea for each one is developed. If a paragraph contains more than one idea, try isolating each one into its own block of text. This should allow the idea to develop more fully. In the same way, see how similar ideas will look when combined into one paragraph.
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Commas help us improve our way of writing especially on structuring our sentences. Commas can make your sentence look clearer and that everyone can understand your message clearly. Without the proper use of commas, it will ruin your whole sentences and it will only ruin your whole content and no one will be able to understand your text.
Although this kind of a punctuation is very common and we seldom notice it when writing, it's role in your language and grammar is very important even if you didn't consider its essence at all. Most of the time, people are not aware of its proper usage. As a result, they end up writing bad grammars and low quality contents.
Even if commas are only a matter of writings symbols, it can still make a bigger difference and change in your writing. That is why you need to be knowledgeable enough to learn its proper uses. Basic rules in using commas can be found at any language tutorial books or when you search for it over the internet.
These rules are so simple and anyone can remember it easily and apply it in their writing. But what's more confusing about commas is their correct usage in a complex and compound sentence. There are times that you place commas in a wrong time and situation. Others place many commas in their sentences while others forgot to include it in their phrases. The question is, when and how are you going to place multiple or limited commas in your compound and complex sentences?
Back in school, I've been chastised by professors for being too generous with the use of commas. I've tempered it to some degree, but continue to find the activity a bit challenging.
My writing software catches most of my errant comma use. However, upon manual proofing, I usually find a couple or so that it manages to miss. Even after that, a good editor can still spot several incorrect uses in some of my copy.
In truth, deciding the time and place to use a comma is not always intuitive. Sure, it's easy enough when you're putting together lists and other itemized things. Begin writing compound and complex sentences, however, and you'll begin to realize the dilemma.
Here, then, is the simple two-point guide to using commas in strung-together sentences, so that you too may put out properly-punctuated prose.
In compound and complex sentences, commas are always placed right after the conjunction, never before.
If you are not connecting two complete sentences, they should not be separated with a comma.
Is it always that simple? Not really. In many cases, especially nowadays, editors prefer to eliminate commas if the sentence makes sense without it. This is true even when connecting two complete sentences. Simply put, the general perception is that commas impede readability. Basically, too much punctuation can leave the reader more confused than enlightened. As such, a third guideline should be to "limit commas when they are necessary for the sentence to make perfect sense."
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You were planning to finish your essay over the last few days, but something always ended up taking all your time. It's now barely an hour till the deadline and you're just about to start writing. It's time to pull all the punches and begin writing like a madman.
Writing always has a deadline to catch. That's the normal thing about it. You need to complete your write-ups in order to comply with the deadline. The saddest part about it is that there are only few persons who can make it to the deadline. Others can't seem to finish while there are also those who rush their writing task when the deadline approaches. As a result, the quality of the content is not that great compared to a fully furnish one.
People who rush their write-ups closer to the deadline seem to have a not so well content. You'll find many writing mistakes such as technical errors and grammars. You can also detect that there are missing piece and unorganized set of ideas that are being written down in the text. With these instances, your piece will be left unread or failed to pass the necessary quality of the content. The bottom line is that, there will be few or no people who will read your work.
Some writers claim that they always write like they're in a state of emergency, scrambling to put words together like their lives depended on it. Personally, I find that a terrible way to work on a regular basis. Organized, well-planned writing will likely trump that any day of the week.
It goes without saying, though, that situations like the above can happen. When they do, how do you deal with them? Here are a few ideas:
Put a bare-bones plan together. Contrary to popular opinion, planning need not always be an involved process. In cases of writing emergencies, a brief outline that lists down the sequence that you will present your ideas can do wonders. You'll be amazed how fast you can draft when worries of structure are no longer present.
Just sit down and write. Nothing focuses the mind like a impending disaster. As such, deadlines can get your head on straight like it's nobody's business. With a deadline looming, you can usually just sit down and write from your notes, turning up a half-decent piece. Fix them as you go along, noticing where an idea fits in better while you put it together. Sure, it's likely not going to get an A, but combine it with a sophisticated writing software and you should turn out fine.
Turn off all distractions. Like to write with the radio on? Shut it off. Your cell phone? Tuck it away in a drawer. Some people I know even draft with the monitor off, so they can't read what they're typing (they can't be distracted what they can't see). Needless to say, you'll have to do a good job of proofreading in this case (both software-based and manual).
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Article Title: How to Use an Emotional Hook
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Hooking your readers emotionally helps your writing a known thing to the public. The key to gain more readers is to hook them emotionally to a certain topic where most people can relate their side with it. Of course, even if you are not allowed to choose your own topic, still, you have to write an interesting content so that your readers will eventually like it sooner or later.
Not all people would like to read a particular piece all the time. There are those who don't want to consume their time reading to any non-sense content or where they don't find the writings appealing. What you need is to write your piece effectively where all types of people will suit their taste on it.
More and more people can be easily hooked into your writing if you do it emotionally. A topic where it affects their emotional side and where they can react with it emotionally is what you need to include in your content. This is way better than writing general issues and topics into a longer piece where not all readers find it very interesting.
Not sure on how to write one? Don't leave yourself hanging with this situation. There are always a lot of ways and answers for every problem and there are plenty of writing techniques and guides that will help you to improve your writing more.
An emotional hook is one of the easiest ways to infuse your writing with emotional power. Using this instrument, you can involve the reader's heart just as much as a thought-provoking piece can engage the mind.
Unforgettable passages, surprising turns and jarring dialogue are all examples of writing that can overwhelm the reader with emotion. Done enough times throughout the work, you can keep them engaged and focused on the text, eagerly waiting what comes next.
An emotional hook is best employed at the beginning of a piece, used to set the overall mood. You can accomplish it by tying the theme of the piece to a strong emotion that the reader is already familiar with. These feelings can be triggered by something as simple as a poignant line or something as complex as a colorful description.
When planning for emotional hooks, write them down first.
Theme: What's the theme of the piece?
Emotion: What emotion that the reader is familiar with do you want to tap into?
Hook: How will you accomplish that?
Only when you have it on paper and can picture the presentation should you begin the actual work of committing it into prose. Throughout the writing, you can access this same emotion either by calling back on the original hook or presenting a new one entirely.
Poor grammar is one of the biggest hindrances to effective emotional hooks. The distraction that it causes can lead readers to over think during the process, engaging their logical minds instead of their feelings. As such, make sure to employ a reputable writing software to correct any mistakes.
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Do you feel self-conscious when you write? You're not alone. Many beginning and inexperienced writers fall prey to this trap, ending up preoccupied with "thinking about" the job at hand, rather than actually working on it.
It is normal that you had this kind of feeling and maybe you keep on experiencing it especially when you are bound to write something. Everyone feels the same way too. The only difference is that, most of them were able to conquer their self-consciousness in writing.
That can be a very tough job in your part. There are times that you don't know the reasons why you have it and there are instances that you can hardly notice this kind of feeling. But sooner or later, you'll find out that there is something wrong. Having this kind of feeling seems like you don't know how to make your writing work and worst, you end up thinking for your own writing style over and over without any assurance that you can make it by yourself.
Self-conscious writing can be avoided with the help of some writing guides and techniques. The only thing that you need to know is how to deal with it and how are you going to apply these answers into your writing. Although most people were able to manage their self-conscious writing, then I'm pretty much sure that you too can handle it with yourself.
When you suffer from this malady, you will likely end up having trouble getting started. If you can't start, then you will most likely consume your time 'til you run out of time to write. If that happens, you can't be able to finish your writing and worst, a lot of opportunities will only pass you by if that happens.
It's the classic paralysis of analysis situation, where the excessive amount of thought ends up stifling any effort towards actually getting any work done. As much as possible, you need to overcome it. The question is how are you going to do it?
Here are a few things you can do:
Talk the subject over with a friend or a colleague. Discussing it with someone usually helps to clear out the cobwebs, maybe even gain a few new ideas in the process.
Lower your standards. If you're being held back by an excessive desire to produce a "great" piece, remind yourself that writing doesn't have to be excellent to be effective. Sometimes, "good enough" is all that you need.
Learn to draft. Just begin the piece knowing that it's a draft – one that you can improve upon later. It will help lessen the pressure. It's not just something you say to make yourself feel better too. With plenty of writing tools available, the first version of anything you write can easily be improved upon into something considerably better.
Break up the writing task into smaller chunks. Sometimes, it's the sheer amount of work that may leave you self-conscious. In these situations, dividing the job at hand into smaller, more manageable pieces might be able to help.
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Do you like surfing the internet? Why yes, almost all people across the globe consume most of their time browsing the internet. With the advance technology that we have nowadays, all our task are being simplified into simple yet convenient ways of doing it like researching for your project proposal, looking for brilliant information and answers, discover for something new, games, networking and a lot more.
Wikipedia has never been new to us. This is where most of the people find certain information about the topic they are looking for since this site has a lot of entries about various yet specific information about a person, things, issues, event, place and so on.
There is no way that a certain person is ignorant about this site. But there comes to a point where you don't have to surf certain information on it but you can start adding information about a certain topic if you want your readers to know more about it and share what you've got through writing.
Neutrality is at the heart of most writing in Wikipedia, requiring that each article adequately represent all significant points of view about the subject, with all information included properly cited from published reliable sources. That means no primping up a subject based on conjecture and hearsay – no matter how strongly you believe it.
If you're writing any sort of material for an existing or proposed Wikipedia page, those principles will need to remain at the heart of your writing at all times. No insinuating a fact just because you staunchly believe it – you'll need to refer to a published reference from either the academe or the media. In fact, Wikipedia has a notable criterion for exclusion based on this: if a subject isn't covered with enough breadth or depth from unbiased publications, it's impossible to write a neutral article about it.
Want to write a piece about your garage band on Wikipedia? Make sure you've got sources, like a local paper that featured you or blogs that reviewed your shows. All information you can include should either be inarguably factual (like the names of members) or cited from one of those other sources.
In general, these are the kinds of information you can include:
• Facts. Basically indisputable information that can easily be proven true.
• Disputed information. You can include information that's not generally accepted, although, realize that they may be removed if a reliable source is later found.
• Primary sources. Press releases, marketing materials and other first-hand sources are considered to biased to be reliable.
• Published opinions. Information derived for reputable sources (academic publications, books, news sources and magazines) can be included, provided it comes with proper attribution.
Do note that even if it's for Wikipedia, you'll need to turn up a properly written entry. Forget the mass of poor grammar and badly-written text in the medium – yours doesn't have to be the same way. Use a writing correction software and be more readable than 90% of the items on that website.
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Writing can be so easy if you know what your topic is all about. You will find yourself constantly writing for certain ideas that fit with your subject. It is pretty amazing how your mind works indefinitely and creatively as what you want your content appears to be. But that will only happen if you are in the mood for writing and that you understand the topic well.
What if you don't know much about the given topic? How are you going to keep that juices flowing? Are there any words which continuously flow out of your mind? How are you going to make your text an interesting one? First of all, after receiving your own topic, all you need to do is to dig up for more information that will answer your query about the subject. There are a lot of facts over the internet and a lot of perspective where different people shared it to the public.
By then, you will have an idea on what to do. However, there are instances that you feel like you still don't understand the topic well. To make things look clearer into your mind, you need to ask certain and specific questions about the things that you wanted to know to expert people who know something about your topic. Being eager to ask questions to the public will help you in your written piece. It's an alternative way to gather information that will solve your uncertainty regarding your topic.
To arrive at a complete story during your research, you have to ask the right questions. For a complete picture, all five W's must be accounted for – what, who, where, when and why. Some subjects will even require a sixth question, the "how".
If you're doing research papers, news pieces and other types of non-personal writing (ie focus is on subject, rather than your thoughts on it), asking the standard questions is as basic as the process gets.
• What is the topic?
• Who are involved?
• Where does it happen?
• When does it happen?
• Why should the reader be interested?
Using these standard questions, you can quickly collect most of the information necessary to put the piece together. Sure, you'll need to expand on the details for each one, but you rarely need to vary beyond that.
When composing a more personal piece, however (such as an opinion essay or a book review), the standard questions usually won't suffice when building a complete picture. For the most part, you will have to change the questions to both seek out information, while examining your own thought processes. Collecting external information is only one part of the equation; drawing your own conclusions based on them is just as crucial.
During the proofing process, apart from working with your editing software, make sure to reexamine these questions and whether they have, indeed, allowed you to compile all the necessary information to complete the picture for the reader. Don't be afraid to ask a few more if you find it to be necessary.
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