Posts tagged writing tips
Goodbye, Notebook; Hello, Blog!
Oct 2nd
A guest article by Kim Maureen Datumanong. You too can be part of this great knowledge sharing community. Take a look at our guest blogging guidelines.
Back in the old days when people had diaries and journals where they scribbled secret crushes and backstabbing outbursts, a passion for writing can emerge. For those who love to write, every stroke of a pen on paper is a thread of distress washed from one’s consciousness out through the extremities. Writing is more often a stress reliever; other times, writing brings out creativity you never thought you had in you. From short verses to full-length poems and More >
Please laugh at my blog! Social media success and satire!
Sep 18th
A Social media story by Peter. You too can be part of this great knowledge sharing community. Take a look at our guest blogging guidelines.
Please laugh at my blog! Social media success and satire!
Humour or even humor, has always been popular in advertising and marketing because people like to laugh and nowadays they often need a good reason!
I started my ‘Social media satire’ editions during very difficult times back in March 2011, I’m now on edition 24 and the continued popularity is simply amazing! I’m even looking at publishing a book entitled ‘Social media satire’, all I need is a publisher and More >
5 Tips to Keep Rolling in Post Ideas
Sep 12th
Coming up with a good, creative idea is the first step to writing a fantastic blog post. But if you are like most writers—especially those that write articles for Internet publications on a regular basis—you know how difficult it can be to come up with creative ideas day after day. Sometimes you sit down to your computer and the creative juices just start flowing and you bust out a well-written article in thirty minutes flat. Other times, it seems like you stare at your computer screen for two hours straight and only type a couple of sentences.
However, coming up with More >
A Guide to Blogging for The Mature Woman
Jun 28th
Blogging is no longer a hobby for techies and teenagers, online communities are connecting people with similar interests from around the blogsphere, and older women are no exception.
In this post, guest author, Mona Pennypacker of Acorn Creative Studio who specialises in web design in Colorado, explores what you need to know in order to start a blog, even if you feel behind the times or out of your comfort-zone.
Mother always knows best, and that’s why more mature women —even those that aren’t actually mothers—should seriously consider sharing their knowledge with the wider world! While many choose to do so through More >
