by Julie McElroy on December 2, 2011
What is your favorite writing blog? I would love for you to say, Inspired to Write, but I understand if you don’t. I just appreciate you stopping by to read!
One of the very first blogs I came across when I began writing online was WritetoDone. I subscribed to it and have been reading [...]
by Hannah Conti on October 25, 2011
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Hannah Conti. Please read more about Hannah in the footer.
Death continues to be a virtually inexhaustible source of inspiration for writers. The mystery of the afterlife (or lack thereof), the fear of death, ghosts or spirits, spiritual battles, and so on continue as popular literary themes.
These are not [...]
by Julie McElroy on September 12, 2011
Getting new clients for your freelance writing business is a never-ending task; you have to constantly market yourself. As you become an established freelance writer, new clients will find you via word of mouth. However, in the beginning, you may have to use your creative skills and tap into different marketing sources. Sometimes, this means, [...]
by Julie McElroy on September 1, 2011
As you try to figure out your life’s direction, you end up going down different rabbit trails; often various things get left on the trail that need to be cleaned up or cleared off. This applies to any off the beaten paths you travel on your online journey.
In Internet marketing, it is a given that [...]
by Julie McElroy on August 27, 2011
Lately, I have been getting questions from small business owners about SEO tools. Although Google has changed the playing field on SEO tactics, there is still a need to optimize your site for search engines. As a blog owner and writer, I focus on content more than anything. However, if you are trying to sell [...]
by Julie McElroy on August 16, 2011
There are people (probably not writers) who think that writing is writing. If you can write a technical manual, it must be simple to knock out a sonnet or a screenplay. Oh, how I wish that were true. Sure, it can be learned, but generally writers find a niche they like or have some natural [...]