Why Likes & Shares on Social Media No Longer Matter
Find this blog post from a social media post? Congratulations! You are one of a few who clicked on the link. Probably doesn’t make sense. There were several likes and shares on the social media…
Find this blog post from a social media post? Congratulations! You are one of a few who clicked on the link. Probably doesn’t make sense. There were several likes and shares on the social media…
Do you edit as you write? Chew on your pencil? Procrastinate? Quit before you really get to the heart of your story? With every writer lies a bad writing habit. And often great writers allow…
Everyone these days is a blogger. Brands blog, companies blog, experts blog, hobbyists blog, celebrities blog, people blog. There’s no shortage of blogs to read on the Internet. Some blog with a strategy for more…
When it comes to editing on paper or on screen, everyone has chosen a side. The opinions on traditional editing or digital editing are just as strong as the debate on the Oxford comma. And despite…
Anaphoric, cataphoric and exophoric—three words that make you sound smart at a party and even smarter when you understand these grammar concepts. While these vocabulary words don’t receive much discussion within the classroom, this terminology…
So, you have reached a dead end in your story and you seek ways to write yourself out of a corner. What luck! You’ve come to the right place to write your story out of…
Is creativity at your company scarce? It’s not due to a shortage of ideas. Think about it—your hiring process is competitive so that you choose the sharpest, most talented professionals to join your team. And…
Hobbyists and business leaders alike have asked “is blogging free marketing?” since the blog became a user-friendly form of promotion. And today, free marketing is the only option for businesses with tight marketing budgets or,…
Proverbial vs figurative—which is it? Is raining cats and dogs a proverbial or figurative phrase? And how can you remember the difference? That depends on the familiarity or elaborateness of your expression. Follow these grammar…
The genre, medium or topic doesn’t limit how writers can create suspense. A funny story can encapsulate your reader while a scary story can fall flat. That drive of suspense can carry your audience effortlessly…