In each issue of Word Wise, you get writing tips to help you save time and write better.
"Write cleaner." You hear that all the time from writing coaches. But how exactly do you go about cleaning things up? Today's tip shows you where to start.Let me know what you think of this tip!
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How to begin from scratch and quickly build a portfolio
How to find clients
How to market yourself
How to build a copywriter website (cheaply and quickly)
How to find the most profitable projects and drop the rest
How much to charge
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FEATURE: 5 Easy-To-Use Tips to Self-Edit Your Writing Project
In order to hook your reader and keep him, you've got to grab his attention with enticing content - facts, anecdotes, statistics, angles, ideas.
But it's clean writing that will make or break you. Because your reader will only stick with a piece if it's
easy to read.
According to
Unleashing Connection, the average American reads 3,000 notices or forms in one year - and 100 newspapers, 36 magazines and 3 books. That's a lot of words competing with yours.
You'll keep your reader's interest when you write cleanly. These 5 tips help you get started ...
Easter is coming! How will you and your family celebrate?
The Un-Bunny Book answers that question! It's packed with fun activities, games, crafts, snacks, and stories that are based on Easter's true meaning.
Use it for kids ages 3-12 at home, school, church, in the community, or with your homeschool group -- or even to hold an outreach Easter event. The Un-Bunny Book shows kids and parents that Jesus' resurrection is something to celebrate. With reproducibles, too!
