WritingThoughts

By John Brook A cluttered desk might be the sign of a genius, but it could also be a sign of an out of control home based business. As chaos reigns in the office, maintaining a well-organized, well-managed business becomes more difficult.

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By James Adams When customers feel confident about your product, they will buy it. Each word you write for your website should bring your viewers closer to purchasing that product. Whether it be through stories, list articles or article marketing, that confidence and comfort that you create will carry through to conversion.

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By Leslie A. Joy If you’re a writer, you tend to collect information. If you’re niche writer, you tend to collect information that you KNOW you’re going to use a few times. The collecting part is easy—it’s how to organize those collections that’s hard.

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By Carson Brackney I just watched the news. The US economy shed nearly 400,000 jobs in July. The latest projections estimate that another 300,000 people lost jobs in August. Amazingly, that’s almost good news relative to the even higher numbers from previous months. That’s just one of many proofs that our economy is struggling. GDP […]

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By Dana Hanley I have always wanted to write. Not necessarily professionally, nor as a dependable income, but as a creative outlet and means of sharing my thoughts. I used to fill notebooks with half-written essays, outlines of research articles and openings to stories and an occasional poem scratched in between. Then I discovered blogging. […]

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By Vivienne Quek Many people think that writing a slogan is no different from writing a headline. Why should there be any difference since both are supposed to be short, sweet and sharp; words that aim to attract and capture attention? This is a common mistake. Creating headlines and slogans require a lot of information. […]

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By Deb Boyken Question: When did you start thinking of yourself as a writer? It’s not as easy a question as it seems. Clearly, if you make all of your money by writing, it’s easy to say, “I’m a writer.” A journalist. A novelist. A pro-blogger. A freelancer. All of these people can stand up […]

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