Because God knows how much I’ll argue to protect my beloved English major. Enjoy!
Oh, the Humanities! A Reading List Pertaining to the English Major | Longreads Blog.
Because God knows how much I’ll argue to protect my beloved English major. Enjoy!
Oh, the Humanities! A Reading List Pertaining to the English Major | Longreads Blog.
Umm, yes please. Now if I can just find the time to write something original. Enjoy, y’all!
7 Simple and Proven Tips to Increase Your Blog Subscribers – The Buffer Blog.
Always love what the Buffer team has to say about writing and the creative process- and how it intersects with social media and content marketing. If you’re blocked, or just a swift (but friendly) kick in the rear, this article is for you.
5 Ways to Get Through Writer’s Block or Content Marketing Fatigue – The Buffer Blog.
This piece contains a lot of wisdom for writers who find themselves procrastinating. Maybe I should take some of his advice…
Glad to hear BEFORE going to grad school. It’s so important to keep in mind that a degree will not guarantee being published but it’s still a good thing to strive for if that’s what you need.
What I Wish I Knew After My MFA Ended | BREVITY’s Nonfiction Blog.
By my good friend Stacy Nott. May she ever be smart and eloquent.
21 Ways a Copywriter Can Help a Small Business » SEO Copywriting.
I’ve often wondered how to explain the importance of quality copywriting and this article sums it up beautifully. Bravo, Mike Sansone!
One of the most frustrating things for a talented writer anywhere to hear from a client, especially cash-strapped small business owners, is “But I already know how to write. Why should I pay you to do it?” If we are being honest, we could answer that most people don’t know how to write correctly or effectively- and bad content or cringe-worthy writing will have a huge effect on your bottom line.
Sure, you can shoot off an email or mail a letter to a friend, but when it comes to the effects words- both the right and wrong ones- can have on your business, why gamble? A good writer knows the tricks to writing engaging content (which includes more psychology and marketing know-how than you would first imagine), the industry standards good copy must adhere to, and quite frankly how not to be laughed out of the (chat)room for grammar mistakes.