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Writing Captivating Articles

May 22nd, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

Before you think about writing an article, stop and think for a minute about why people read Ezines. Think about what I said in the last section.
Readers are looking for content and you must make sure you deliver quality information.
They are not looking to be sold something so make sure your article is not a [...]

Keeping Online Article Counts Up With Numbers

May 8th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

Greeting fellow online article writers today I was contacted by one of us online article submission site writers and he asked me;
Lance how do you keep up the pace or cadence of article postings surely these articles were pre-written right?
No, they are not the last 3,000 articles in fact are total 100% new content and [...]

3 FrameMaker Tips

May 2nd, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

Renaming the FrameMaker Books
Think twice before changing the name of a FrameMaker book file especially if the book includes TOC, index, List of Figures (LOF) and List of Tables (LOT) files.
Because when you try to compile a new PDF book file, FrameMaker will try to locate the newly-named versions of the TOC, IX, LOT, and [...]

Hurricane Wilma and Its Effect on FPL Company

April 27th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

This year holds a record by the amount of the storms and hurricanes – there were more than 25 storms and more than 14 hurricanes, which hold their own names, and which ruined many houses, killed many people and brought many problems and afflictions to the world community.
Many companies became insolvent, others incurred enormous expenses; [...]

The Way of The Zen Writer: 10 Techniques to Rediscover Your Writing Bliss

April 27th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

Most of us have suffered from writer’s block, feelings of self-doubt, and just general worry about whether or not we can make it as a writer in the real world. Often when one or more of these things becomes a problem it can cause us to stop writing, sometimes to give it up all together. [...]

How To Use The Article Resource Box Properly

April 27th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

There’s no doubt that writing articles can help in building your online profile, backlinks and traffic. It seems to me though as an Article Directory site owner that many authors are being very short sighted when it comes to the resource box at the foot of the article, and for a couple of reasons.
Every day [...]

Eighteen Common Word Usage Mistake…And How Not To Make Them

April 26th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

Here are some commonly misused words, and some examples to avoid repeating the same mistakes in your own writing, and speaking. Have fun.
1. affect/effect Affect-to change an outcome/ Effect-the result of change or an event. Ex. The effect of the chili was not felt until the next day. It affected me the most. Memory tip- [...]

8 More Ways to Make Your Articles Go the Extra Mile

April 19th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

Are you ready for your business to be noticed by hundreds even thousands daily? It’s true more and more online newsletter publishers and website owners are looking for fresh original articles. They need your insightful information. Even so, the group of article marketers is also growing.
Glenn Murray, popular website copywriter of DivineWrite.com wrote in recent [...]

What Not to Include in Your Speech

April 18th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

At one time or another, you are going to have to give a speech. Kids are pestered the most. They have to speak at school and church. Most adults are not required to speak as often as kids, but when they are asked to speak, they are given short notice and the request seems never [...]

Presentation Content: More Important Than It Has Ever Been

April 18th, 2009 - Life Of Publishing - Comments Off

I recently attended a presentation by an excellent professional speaker who told the group (at least 65 attendees) that he had two presentations prepared — one with stories and illustrations, warm and fuzzy; and the other loaded with information, fast speaking and note taking. He asked the audience to vote on which one they would [...]