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1: How to Write Great Sales Copy

Not everyone can be a good salesman. This holds true for the sales writer. Being able to churn out great sales copy takes a special knack for persuasion that some people have – and some people d...

By: Matthew Hick

2: Basic Skills Every Writer Must Possess

Everyone thinks they can be a writer, but few have the talent or the persistence to actually become a professional freelancer. What does it take to make it in the writing biz? Here are a few of the tr...

By: Matthew Hick

3: Time Savers for Writers

Every writer knows that the best way to make money is to write more, and you can’t write more unless you learn how to save time researching, writing and editing your work. One of a w...

By: Matthew Hick

4: How to Write Compelling Advertising Copy

Writing compelling advertising copy is a very specific genre that requires a certain amount of expertise and finesse. Not just any writer is capable of selling a product or service in a unique and int...

By: Matthew Hick

5: Writing the Press Release

Writing a press release isn’t hard, as long as you follow a few basic rules. First, remember to keep it simple and keep it short. Most press releases are less than two double-spaced pages long a...

By: Matthew Hick

6: Write What You Know

Pick up any writer’s how-to book or magazine and chances are you’ll find the #1 writing tip for all writers: Write What You Know. Why? Because it’s the easiest way to hone your wr...

By: Matthew Hick

7: How to Become a Professional Writer

The writing life can seem very mystical to some. After all, how do a few mediocre writers make millions on a single book, while most others struggle to get even one article published in a local free t...

By: Matthew Hick

8: How to Write Fresh New Articles Every Time

Creating fresh new articles can be frustrating for the freelance writer who must often churn out dozens of articles on the same topic week after week for theme-related publications and websites. But i...

By: Matthew Hick

9: Different Styles of Writing

There are so many different ways to approach a non-fiction article that it can sometimes be hard to decide which way to proceed. Before you, as the writer, can determine the best way to present the ma...

By: Matthew Hick

10: Tips for Improving Your Writing Skills

No matter how many times you’ve been published … or how much money you’ve made as a professional writer, there’s always some new trick or method to learn that will make you...

By: Matthew Hick

Write What You Know

Pick up any writer’s how-to book or magazine and chances are you’ll find the #1 writing tip for all writers: Write What You Know. Why? Because it’s the easiest way to hone your writing skills without havi...

By: Matthew Hick

Writing the Press Release

Writing a press release isn’t hard, as long as you follow a few basic rules. First, remember to keep it simple and keep it short. Most press releases are less than two double-spaced pages long and are either used &ldquo...

By: Matthew Hick

How to Write Compelling Advertising Copy

Writing compelling advertising copy is a very specific genre that requires a certain amount of expertise and finesse. Not just any writer is capable of selling a product or service in a unique and interesting way without soun...

By: Matthew Hick

Since John Sugimura began working for the Hennepin County Library system seven years ago customers have pressed the library to offer a writing program. Now that the First Pages writing labs are in pla...

Robert Louis Stevenson''s "Essays in the Art of Writing" is an English classic work with a customized Spanish thesaurus. ICON Group International, Inc.

The Coppell Gifted Association is sponsoring the MOSAIC Creative Writing Competition for Coppell school district students in grades 3 through 12. Entries should be submitted to the designated teachers...