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11 Sep, 2008

Write A Super Bowl Ad: No Writing Skills Needed?!? »
If you're going to actually write the ONE winning NFL commercial for this years' Super Bowl, and then watch the commercial getting filmed and then fly down to Floriday to actually watch the Super Bowl with your best friend in the whole world, spare yourselve the agony of a learning curve and learn to write it from someone who's been doing it for over 20 years.

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11 Sep, 2008

Ghost Writers What Do They Do »
It's important to keep in mind, that not all ghost writers are skilled in all kinds of writing. Many times, ghost writers earn a quite a nice salary do something they love, which is writing.

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24 Oct, 2007

Screenplay writing - Commerce or Art? »
How many times have you wondered at the lack or originality in a screenplay you just watched - and thought YOU could do better?

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23 Oct, 2007

Why Should A Business Hire A Freelance Copywriter? »
Maintaining objectivity is difficult when you devote yourself to a project every single day.

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10 Oct, 2007

Write Articles and Multiply the Results of Your Effort »
Being an online entrepreneur is usually a solo experience. Since usually they are a company of one, they must find ways to multiply their efforts and get the most “bang” for their time. This can be done by writing articles and using them or using the basic information in them many times over.

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10 Oct, 2007

Will Longer Keyphrases Hinder the Effectiveness of Your Copy? »
If the trend continues as it has in the past, search phrases will get even longer in the not-so-distant future. However, when you get creative with keyphrase use in your copy, you'll find longer search terms are not a problem to work with.

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07 Oct, 2007

Professional Copywriting: 7 First Copywriting Pointers »
This article sets out some important pointers that you must follow if you are to be successful at professional copywriting.

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07 Oct, 2007

5 Best Ways to Excel With Internet copywriting »
This article give advice and tips on the best ways to create Internet copy that people will want to read and will help promote your products.

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07 Oct, 2007

Teach Yourself Copywriting for the Web: 5 Ways to Teach yourself Copywriting for the Web »
This article looks at five ways to that will help teach you how to become a better copywriter for the web.

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07 Oct, 2007

Sales Letter Writing - How to Write Compelling Sales Letters »
This article looks at some of the atributes required to reach your prospective clients and become an established sales letter writer.

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07 Oct, 2007

Writing a Magazine Article - Article Writing Made Easy »
There are now many opportunities in writing magazine articles to make some extra money to top up your income. Writing articles is however an art form that requires passion to achieve the best results

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07 Oct, 2007

Freelance Copywriting Clients – Are Yours Peppermint, Bitter Lemon or Pure Humbug? »
Clients can get in the way of a perfectly good career; or at least that’s the impression given by some freelance copywriters who work in the advertising and Internet marketing sector. Like it or not, learning to love clients - warts and all - is essential if you want to succeed as a freelance copywriter. This article gives some useful tips for those on the threshold of what could be a great copywriting future.

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07 Oct, 2007

7 Questions to Answer Before You Write Your Nonfiction Book »
There are many questions successful business people should ask before beginning work on a nonfiction book. Article explains seven.

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07 Oct, 2007

7 Ways to Research Your Nonfiction Book »
If you are writing nonfiction, chances are you will have to research. Here are 7 of the most effective ways to go about it.

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07 Oct, 2007

Why a Writer Needs People Skills (and how to develop them) »
For me, the heart of research has always been the ability to elicit information from others. For years, it never occurred to me to go to the library or rummage through magazines or official documents. If I wanted to know about something, I found experts on that subject and tried to crawl inside their minds. Little by little, I learned the art of interviewing; and, over the years, the ability to do it well has proved to be one of my most valuable strengths.

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