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29. HOW TO
WRITE EFFECTIVE COPY FOR YOUR COMPANY’S BLOG by Brian
Konradt
This article provides tips to write effective,
attention-arresting blog copy and shows how you can develop reader and customer
loyalty. |
28. EXTREME
RESEARCH: 10 SNAPPY RULES FOR SUCCESS by Christopher Brown
So
you want to learn to research well, and not waste any time. Let's do it. Here
are a few NECESSARY preliminary points. |
27. HOW TO
WRITE A SHORT STORY by Rachelle Arlin Credo
What are the things
to keep in mind in order to come up with a short story that works? Here's a
quick guide to get you started |
26. GUIDE TO
WRITE BETTER PROMOTIONAL NEWSLETTERS by Mihaela Lica
A
newsletter is a periodically published document that informs, reminds, advices,
advertises or communicates news and data on a specific topic. |
25. HOW TO
WRITE A RESEARCH PAPER by Fawad Imam
Writing skills are
essential for succeeding in high school, college, and at a job. Writing is not
just an end result, but also a process that helps us develop our ideas and
think logically. Begin by brainstorming topics, collecting information, taking
a lot of notes, and asking a lot of questions. Keep your notes and sources
organized as you go. |
24. E-MAIL
PROTOCOL – 12 SIMPLE RULES TO STAY CONNECTED by Joy
Fisher-Sykes
Electronic mail is a quick, easy, and convenient
way to instantly link up with people around the globe. |
23. JOIN TO
MASS ENGLISH LEARNING OBSESSION by Linda Correli
Learning a
language is a complex and long process as anyone who has tried will agree. One
of the most difficult and frustrating things is making the transition from the
classroom to the 'real' world. |
22. ESL
ROLE-PLAY by George Stocker
Learning a language is a complex and
long process as anyone who has tried will agree. One of the most difficult and
frustrating things is making the transition from the classroom to the 'real'
world. |
21. ENGLISH
AS A SECOND LANGUAGE by John Davison
The English language is the
most commonly spoken language on Earth, either by native speakers or by people
who have learned it in addition to their first language. |
20.
INTONATION IN ENGLISH: NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES ARE STRESSED DIFFERENTLY THAN
VERBS by Frank Gerace
Chinese has "tones" but all languages have
their own special intonation. The "music" of a language is its intonation and
it is perhaps the most important element of a correct accent. |
19. OUR
WRITING ANXIETY - 10 WAYS TO BRING RELIEF by Lynda
Blake
Anxiety, apprehension, cold feet, consternation, dismay,
distress, dread, fear, fright, horror, nervousness, panic, scare, strain,
stress, tension, terror, trepidation, unease or uneasiness: whatever it's
called, you've got it. |
18. INVENTED
SPELLING --- ANOTHER ALICE-IN-WONDERLAND PUBLIC-SCHOOL THEORY by Joel
Turtel
As part of the whole-language (or "balanced")
reading-instruction philosophy, many public schools now teach what they call
“invented” or “creative” spelling. |
17. GOOGLE'S
GOOD WRITING CONTENT FILTER by Joel Walsh
The web pages actually
at the top of Google have only one thing clearly in common: good writing. Don't
let the usual SEO sacred cows and bugbears, such as PageRank, frames, and
JavaScript, distract you from the importance of good content. |
16. BATTLING
INTERNET ADHD: TEN TIPS FOR WRITERS by David Beveridge
The Great
Democracy that is the Web has spawned far more spam and yammer than thoughtful
prose. Don't fall in love with your own voice. Make sure every word supports
the message. |
15. EASY
LANGUAGE LEARNING by Duncan Rooth
Is learning a foreign language
ever easy ? Yes. If you are five and move to another country
... |
14. GETTING
PAST THE "SHOULDS" TO WRITE by Catherine Franz
My advice to
people who desire to write -- follow your heart. Trust that it will lead you to
the right path. Trust today’s writing will always look different tomorrow
and your writing will always improve and evolve the more you
write. |
13.
PROOFREADING YOUR OWN DOCUMENT by Jan
Kovarik
Self-proofreading is fraught with pitfalls, the biggest
of which is that you are "too close" to the text. |
12. PROOF
READING YOUR WORK CAN SAVE YOU MONEY IN THE LONG RUN by Laura
Hickey
Here's a story of an author who had to learn the hard way
that one proof reading isn't enough. |
11. 7 TIPS
PREPPING FOR A LANGUAGE PROGRAM ABROAD by Dorioara Pinku
Whether
you know zero vocabulary or you are an advanced speaker in a foreign language,
a little preparation can help you get the most out of your immersion language
program abroad. |
10.
MARKETING STUDENTS: 5 GUIDELINES FOR YOUR FINAL PAPER by Otilia
Otlacan
You do not have to review the whole documentation before
you start to lay the bricks of your paper. Usually, such works are done using
the "top-down" strategy, meaning you start with the major lines and then you
develop the minor ones. |
9. 10
ARTICLE WRITING QUIRKS by Nicholas Dixon
Much has been touted
about the effectiveness of article writing in the promotion of their business.
While everyone raves about its benefits I’ll look into a few
quirks. |
8. HOW TO
WRITE AN ENGLISH CV
The purpose of an English CV is to sell
yourself: An English CV is seen as an opportunity to sell yourself and should
emphasise your skills, experiences and achievements. |
7. 7 GREAT
EMAIL HABITS FOR THE BEGINNING INTERNET ENTREPRENEUR by Michael
Turner
E-mail is your way of communicating with people and
potential customers, so developing good e-mail habits early on is very
important. |
6.
COPYWRITING 101: THE EXCLAMATION POINT, FRIEND OR FOE? by Ann
Zuccardy
I see so much Web copy with multiple exclamation points
(e.g., "This widget is the best in all of widgetdom!!!!") or an entire page of
Web copy in which each sentence ends with an exclamation point. This makes me
feel like someone is yelling at me. |
5. 8 RESUME
EDITING TIPS by Jennifer Anthony
Follow this checklist to ensure
you are sending out an excellent quality representation of
yourself. |
4. HOW YOUR
ORGANIZATION'S SOCIAL-POLITICAL REALITIES AFFECT WHAT YOU WRITE by Lee
Woods
On the job, your reason for writing letters, memos and
proposals can get caught up in a variety of social and political forces,
causing your readers to react emotionally. |
3. ANALYSIS
OF A TOPIC: WRITING ESSAYS AND TERM PAPERS by Lisa Dinis
The
purpose of an analysis of a topic essay is exactly what it states, which is to
analyze the specific item, idea, article, etc. |
2. 10
SECRETS TO WRITING GRANTS THAT GET FUNDED by Cheryl
Antier
Behind every foundation grant is a philosophy, intention
or basic principal. These principles not only determine how grants are funded,
if you pay attention, they will also tell you how to approach the foundation
and what areas of your proposal are the most important to the
foundation. |
1. THE
OFFICE WRITER by Peter B. Mann
To communicate most effectively,
keep your writing simple, straightforward, and easy to understand. Never use
two words where one will do. Use short sentences. Avoid dense text by using
bulleted lists, brief paragraphs, and subheadings. |
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