Written by Monika Mundell from Monika Mundell on May 9, 2008

Writing on the Internet is becoming more and more popular these days. Working from home is a dream for many employees as they can eventually say goodbye to their jobs and enjoy work within their own four walls.

Having said that, it isn’t that easy, since a freelance writer needs some tools to make his life easier and more enjoyable. It is possible to work this business on the bare minimum, but to be honest, it only makes working from home harder which really defeats the purpose.

So what can a writer…

Filed Under Writing / 9 Comments
Written by vjlenin from Cute Writing on May 6, 2008

Many bloggers are prone to grammatical and stylistic errors. The statistics that not even 1 % of the bloggers out there writes good content is appalling. In this post, you will find some simple mistakes you can avoid in your writing and make your content look more authentic.

Filed Under Writing / 6 Comments
Written by Monika Mundell from Monika Mundell on May 2, 2008

pen Japan’s Samurai were known for the powers of their mighty sword. Feared by many, they were not afraid to sharpen the blade and fight for what they believed to be the right cause.

Like the Samurai who was proud to carry the sword that glistened in the setting sun, writers are also proud of their mighty pens. There is some kind of honor code amongst writers. An unwritten law that is followed by many and this code is to own and use a pen often.

For a writing blogger, the pen is…

Filed Under Writing / 6 Comments
Written by Kris Larson from Carthage on April 24, 2008

I’ve been toying with the idea of starting a second personal blog. I’ve been writing my first blog for a little over five years now. I’ve got a nice core of regular readers and a fair amount of foot traffic from the outside world; everything seems pretty settled. However, my recent attempts to theme the blog have failed miserably. I keep writing posts about my life instead of sticking to my theme. For those of you in the same boat, I’ve created a checklist to help you determine whether you’re…

Filed Under Writing / 3 Comments
Written by Andy MacDonald from Swift Media UK on April 16, 2008

The catch with web content is that is must be fresh and original to be most effective. If it’s not, the content can do more harm than good. Content is the one element that can keep customers coming back to your site time and again. When customers return often, your site ranking improves, because the traffic registers the site with search crawlers as a valid and in-demand site.

When your content stinks, though, your site is headed in the opposite direction. If you have content that’s not professional, the search engine…

Filed Under Writing / 3 Comments