What’s your writer type — and why does it matter?
Knowing what kind of writer you are will help you choose the right mix of techniques and tools to allow you to write more quickly and easily.
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Why is most writing advice bad (for you)?
There are two reasons why most writing advice is bad. Discover what they are — and the one piece of advice that ALWAYS works.
4 Tips to Make Editing Your Own Drafts Easier
Editing your own drafts is always more difficult than editing something someone else has written. These four tips will help make it easier.
Using sources — and avoiding plagiarism
You can use other people’s writing as inspiration for your own content. But read this post to learn how to do so respectfully and avoid plagiarism.
Writing for business: what’s the “right” length?
There’s lots of advice out there about the “right” length for business content. Is there really a “perfect” length for your blog post or email?
Why do you need to know different approaches to each writing step?
Crafting a custom writing process will help you write quickly and easily. But sometimes your process will fail, so you should learn different techniques.
Capturing ideas: 5 ways to grab them when inspiration strikes
There’s no need to let great ideas slip away, no matter where and when they pop up, with these 5 ways to capture flashes of insight before they’re gone.