Twitter is a great way to get in touch with commissioning editors, fellow writers and search for case studies. Here we show you nine ways to network on Twitter.
9 ways to network on Twitter
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9 Ways to network on Twitter
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Why You Need Time Away from the Computer
Americans are notorious for a Puritanical work ethic. The US has one of the lowest rates of employees taking true vacations—that is, ignoring their email and work phone when away from the office. Most US employees carryover a significant amount of vacation days every year because they don’t use them like they should. And when they take a vacation, they spend part of the time staying up to speed on email and other work elements.
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Why You Need Time Away from the Computer
Americans are notorious for a Puritanical work ethic. The US has one of the lowest rates of employees taking true vacations—that is, ignoring their email and work phone when away from the office. Most US employees carryover a significant amount of vacation days every year because they don’t use them like they should. And when they take a vacation, they spend part of the time staying up to speed on email and other work elements.
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Flash Sale! Get one of 99 ProWritingAid Premium Lifetime Licenses for just $99
To celebrate the arrival of spring, we are offering a limited number of ProWritingAid Premium licenses for this special price.
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ProWritingAid vs. Grammarly: A Review
When I was a young teenager, Mad Max movies were all the rage. I had to see each one when it came out, partly because they were superb action flicks and partly because I had a huge crush on Mel Gibson. That was before I found out Gibson was a raging anti-Semite, but that’s another post.
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Extra Content for Plagiarism Checks webpage
Plagiarism is using someone else’s ideas, thoughts, and words without giving them proper credit. The word "plagiarism" is from the Latin root for "kidnapper." It means theft of someone else’s words, work, or ideas and passing them off as your own.
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Plagiarism is using someone else’s ideas, thoughts, and words without giving them proper credit. The word "plagiarism" is from the Latin root for "kidnapper." It means theft of someone else’s words, work, or ideas and passing them off as your own.
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Why Writing for Customers is Your Best SEO Strategy / Get to Position Zero by Answering Customer Questions
With mobile and voice device usage increasing, answering customer questions is the key to relevancy. Tips for sourcing customer questions to answer in content creation from ProWritingAid.
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Publishing your book on Amazon (Kindle Direct Publishing)
Publishing your book with Kindle Direct Publishing. The steps to follow
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5 Tips for Generating Original Content for Your Blog
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Home or Hone: Which is Right?
People sometimes think they can use "home in on" and "hone in on" interchangeably, but the truth is much more gray. Let’s first look at the dictionary’s definitions of each.Home
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Why You Should Limit Your Writing Hours
One of our favorite writers, Haruki Murakami, got up at 4:00am every day and wrote for 5 to 6 hours. Ernest Hemingway wrote for 5 or 6 hours every morning as did Kurt Vonnegut.
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Why You Need Time Away from the Computer
Americans are notorious for a Puritanical work ethic. The US has one of the lowest rates of employees taking true vacations—that is, ignoring their email and work phone when away from the office. Most US employees carryover a significant amount of vacation days every year because they don’t use them like they should. And when they take a vacation, they spend part of the time staying up to speed on email and other work elements.
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Why You Need Time Away from the Computer
Americans are notorious for a Puritanical work ethic. The US has one of the lowest rates of employees taking true vacations—that is, ignoring their email and work phone when away from the office. Most US employees carryover a significant amount of vacation days every year because they don’t use them like they should. And when they take a vacation, they spend part of the time staying up to speed on email and other work elements.
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ProWritingAid vs. Grammarly: A Review
When I was a young teenager, Mad Max movies were all the rage. I had to see each one when it came out, partly because they were superb action flicks and partly because I had a huge crush on Mel Gibson. That was before I found out Gibson was a raging anti-Semite, but that’s another post.
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Extra Content for Plagiarism Checks webpage
Plagiarism is using someone else’s ideas, thoughts, and words without giving them proper credit. The word "plagiarism" is from the Latin root for "kidnapper." It means theft of someone else’s words, work, or ideas and passing them off as your own.
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Plagiarism is using someone else’s ideas, thoughts, and words without giving them proper credit. The word "plagiarism" is from the Latin root for "kidnapper." It means theft of someone else’s words, work, or ideas and passing them off as your own.
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Creating Compelling & Engaging Characters: What Makes Readers Love 'Em or Hate 'Em
What makes your readers love your main character and hate your protagonist? It’s the classic Good vs. Evil scenario. When you create a main character readers empathize with and an antagonist who is really bad news, they will root for the good guy to win every time. You want your readers to feel strong emotions about your characters, one way or another. Think about a storyline that starts off with the protagonist as a somewhat unlikeable character or doing bad things. Then, throughout the story, it becomes clear why the main character had to do those bad things and we sympathize with him or her.
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4 Important Ways to Get Ready for NaNoWriMo
Are you ready for NaNoWriMo?
It’s the question most asked this time of year, right before National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) that takes over the month of November every year.
If this is your first time doing NaNoWriMo, don’t stress out too much about it. It’s a huge learning process where you’ll discover what’s most important for you to be able to produce content on a continual basis to move forward towards your end goal of 50,000 words in 30 days.
The biggest lesson I’ve learned over the years is that it’s not so much about the end result. What you have at the end of 30 days will in no shape or form be a novel ready to print. Depending on your genre, novels can be 80,000 words and up. Just understand: you won’t be finished with it on November 30th.
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