Connecting to the World Look in a scrapbook. Look in your wallet. You’ll find written messages. Diaries, wedding invitations, resumes, love letters, even our names are written as words. Yet, the … [Read more...]
301 Links in a Story — Chapter 5 Lizzie, Americans, and French Bread
[For those of you just tuning in, this is based on the 301 Lists that Darren Rowse’s List Group Writing Project brought together. You’ll find Chapter 1 here –> A List Becomes 301 Links in Story … [Read more...]
6:00 – Vicky H on Writing for the Web
The theme of SOBCon09 is the ROI of Relationships. Relationships with customers, employees, colleagues, coworkers, builders, contractors, developers, and CUSTOMERS — in the form of readers, buyers, … [Read more...]
A Blogger’s Personal Narrative Checklist
Successful bloggers write well. As a professional writer, I have a few tips, tricks, techniques, strategies, and of course, checklists that I use to keep me on the right path. It’s time I started … [Read more...]
Blog Promotion: How to Write for People and Search Engine Spiders
Blog Promotion by Writing Well for the Web Writing online serves two audiences — people and search engine spiders — those little crawly bots that move from link to link indexing information that … [Read more...]
Call for Nominations — Top 10 Writing Blogs
Visit Mike Stelzner’s Blog to Nominate Our own Mike Stelzner, editor of WhitePaperSource Newsletter, is seeking nominations for the 10 Ten Blogs for Writers. Here’s some information from Mike’s … [Read more...]
Did You Drive My Blog Yet?
Grab the Keys, Take a Spin Yesterday I wrote a few words about the Path of Favors–how they multiply and come back in lovely, unexpected ways. I was lucky in that through a path of favors a problem … [Read more...]
Eye-Deas 2: Test Ideas with Photo Searches
You Know It’s a Winner When . . . Sometimes when I’m using a photo site to find ideas, I’ll just randomly put words into the photo search box–much the same as I randomly Google topics–to see what … [Read more...]
Leaving Folks Room to Comment â Why It’s Imposstible Most of the Time
In April — Advice from Readers Yea! The conversation finally occurred on a Sunday last April. I’d been trying to work out why something was happening. It seemed the more I wrote, the less folks were … [Read more...]
Once Upon a Time: Five Things in a Story
I’m not a big believer in memes or tagging games. Most folks have plenty to do. Plenty of them want to keep their blogs focused on their blogging goal. However, this one is short, and seems to fit … [Read more...]
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