Category Archives: writing techniques

For the next week or so, I’m focusing on time management for writers on my writing blog. So in the spirit of making the most of your time, this week’s article in Fab Freelance Writing Ezine is: “Show Up And … Continue reading →

Martin Avis of KickStart fame has just come out with an ebook that’s a real gem – and it’s so cheap it’s almost free: You CAN Write Articles. I’m pretty fast at writing articles, and I thought I knew all … Continue reading →

If you’d like to discover how to make a couple of thousand dollars for writing 500 words, read on. The Web is a web of information. People access the Web looking for solutions to their problems. If you can provide … Continue reading →

In our Fab Freelance Writing Ezine this week I’ve been encouraging you to write articles for self-promotion. Writing articles is THE ideal way to differentiate yourself from other writers, stand out from the crowd – and get hired. Of course, … Continue reading →

At least once a week I get a message from a writer who wants to sell more of whatever it is that he’s writing. There is only one answer to this – you must write more. If you are writing … Continue reading →

A freelance writing career generates a lot material, so it’s hard keeping track of everything you create each day. A log helps you to do that. It keeps you on track. Your log can be an ordinary Microsoft Word file. … Continue reading →

Click to enlarge: The Easy-Write Process: Write What And When You Please (Cross-posted from Angela Booth’s Writing Blog.) At least once a week, I get a query from a writer who asks “How do you write so much?” With copywriting … Continue reading →

I learned this “conversation with yourself” method of writing from David Morrell, a fantastic author (First Blood, Nightscape, Rambo). It’s a way to think on paper, or on the computer screen. He describes the method in this book, Lessons from … Continue reading →