Lately, I’ve been catching up with the cheeky and sexy HBO series True Blood. Be still my beating heart! Anyway…I started to think about how True Blood can help improve your content writing. The vampires on True Blood use their eyes to glamour (compel) a person when they need to get out of a sticky situation. It […]
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Cool and Useful WordPress Plugins
If you use WordPress.org, you’re probably familiar with plugins. Make sure you don’t go overboard with plugins because your hosting company may not have the ‘space’ for your website if it contains a lot of plugins. Of course, you could purchase a ‘higher’ hosting package that gives you more space on a server. It’s something […]
7 Points to Look for on Social Media Sites When Hiring a Freelance Writer
Let’s face it; social media and the internet can be a blessing and a curse. Most people are courteous and professional on their social media websites like Twitter, Facebook, etc. However, a select few post lewd photos, unsavory links, don’t agree to disagree, and bash people. This information is available for everyone to see, including […]
Freelance Writers Spice-Up Your Freelance Writing with Ginger Software
This is a review of Ginger Software and based on my ‘use’ of the writing software. I was not paid to write this review. However, I was offered a permanent version of Ginger Software which I have yet to activate. Rony H., who’s a part of Ginger Software’s marketing team, emailed and asked me if […]
What the Heck Is An Infographic?
Question: My client asked if I could put together and or include an infographic with my article. What the heck is it? As a freelance writer, do I need to know about this? I’m a freelance writer, not a graphic designer. Help! Answer: Infographics are taking over the blog-o-sphere with fervor. Freelance writers with an […]