Roy Miller's Blog, page 61

The ‘Ninja Trait’ that Copywriting Clients Are (Desperately) Looking For

by Sonia Simone Source link Maybe you dreamed for years before becoming a professional writer. Maybe you’re still dreaming, trying to work up the courage to take that mighty leap. Once you do, you immediately find out that the dream of writing for a living tends to collide with the nightmare of meeting your deadlines.s

At the Pen Strokes of Midnight by Reggie Legend

by Chicago Literati Source link  “At the Pen Strokes of Midnight” a.k.a. “Churning the Midnight Oil”               […]

I’m Going to Kill That Cat by F. Della Notte

by Marta Cheng Source link F. Della Notte’s cozy mystery, I’m Going to Kill That Cat, is a highly entertaining whodunit with a feline twist. Father Melvyn Kronkey is devoted to his clerical duties at Saint Frances de Sales Church, and to his widowed housekeeper Mrs.…

Comic: Valentine Rejection

by Debbie Ridpath Ohi Source link

Do You Want Your Posts to Become Viral Phenomenons? (Here’s the Secret)

by Bryan Hutchinson Source link The first rule about going viral is not to tell anyone about how to go viral. Today I’m going to break that rule. I’m willing to bet that you’ve researched…

Secrets About Photos and Other Images for Freelance Writers

by Anne Wayman Source link My cats, Dudley and Toulouse, all rights reserved, by Anne Wayman Photos and other images are something that freelance writers often want to add to their work. Sometimes clients request this service and sometimes we just want to use photos to attract attention to our own work. These images comes

Write 1.61.1: Markdown Improvements

by Joyful Jerboa Source link In this release, we concentrated on Markdown improvements and delivered a long-awaited feature of syntax highlighting together with some other improvements and bug fixes. Here’s what’s new in Write! 1.61.1 Markdown Improvements Added syntax highlighting; Syntax highlighting is a feature of text editors that are used for programming, scripting, ors

3 Things That Blow Your Social Media Credibility (And How to Avoid Them)

by Grammar Chic, Inc. Source link Small businesses use social media for different reasons—to share content, to engage in dialogue with their customers, to boost online visibility, and to preserve their online reputation, among other things. One of the most critical reasons to be on social media is that it can give you credibility; bys

6 Powerful Ways to Organize Tasks and Make Deadlines

by diannejacob Source link A guest post by Sonja Overhiser There’s a mile-long to-do list and a packed inbox to deal with right now. And we have to make deadlines too. These looming responsibilities can strike fear in my heart. Like you, I have lots to get done! With my husband Alex, I run thes

Marry Experience with Imagination

by JW Source link Saying “write what you know” limits us from the outset — we only “know” a limited number of things, after all. I know the smell of honeysuckle on a summer’s day. I know what it’s like to have a toddler, to be a terrible bowler, to slurp up gin from mys