An impeccably-groomed woman who keeps a messy house – that’s the Webster-Merriam Dictionary’s example of incongruity. But is incongruity a good or bad thing when it comes to blogging for business? (I was pondering that very question the other day when one of my Butler students showed up in a chartreuse green sweatshirt with the […]
To close out the series of Writer’s Digest lessons I’ve been sharing with Say It For You blog readers, here are some valuable writing tips about “closing” business blog posts that I found in “Clinch Your Closer”, by James V. Smith, Jr.. Whether in a mystery novel or a business blog post, nothing fails […]
Freelance blog content writers can find a wealth of business blogging assistance in Writer’s Digest, so this week I’ve been sharing some favorite parts of the Digest with Say It For You readers. Author Steven James teaches budding novelists to maintain suspense in their writing. “Thriller? Mystery? Literary fiction? It’s all the same,” he […]
Writer’s Digest’s N.M. Kelby offers advice for novelists that Indianapolis blog content writers can certainly use. “When you write a book, it’s art,” says Kelby. “When you’re finished, it’s business. Never confuse the two,” he adds. In training newbie bloggers, I like to say that business blogging uses both science and art. Proper use of […]
“Nothing is more exciting than the promise of a story in your head, but in order to get it on the page you need to figure out exactly what you need to make it work,” says N.M. Kerby in Writer’s Digest. Beginning with the protagonist is one of those steps (see Monday’s Say It For […]
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