If you are brave enough to let someone edit your work, be it an academic paper or the third chapter of your novel-in-progress, there’s a good chance that you’ve seen this scribbled out in bold red pen:
Use active voice here.
Well, wouldn’t it be helpful if they explained? Since your editor can’t hyperlink an example on traditional paper, you’re now searching the Internet to figure out the difference between active voice and passive voice.
Your search ends here.
Does your business blog not convert readers into customers? Then it’s not contributing to your content marketing strategy—or to the success of your business.
Let’s change that. Here are five ways to get your company blog back on track.
Pantsers: This blog post is not for you.
Want to create a game plan for National Novel Writing Month so that you come out a NaNoWriMo winner? Read on.
Fall semester, team sports, extracurricular activities, cider mills and corn mazes—do we have to sacrifice the season to write more this autumn?
Of course not! You just need a new game strategy to make it all happen.
When is it time to let a Twitter account go and press the unfollow button? Not as soon as you think—but immediately when it’s time.
With Labor Day meaning an extra day off for us nine-to-fivers, a tempting thought came across my mind: I should skip blogging this week.
But my conscience soon kicked in. “Don’t let your readers down. They’re counting on a post from you come Tuesday.”
Then I had an epiphany. Do my readers (that’s you!) count on a blog post from me around the holidays?
So I came up with a balanced compromise: I’ll write a blog post about this.
