Here be dragons!
Looking for ideas to try as a home business? I found a good list. Some require skills in editing, some lean towards technical knowledge, etc. Technical writing isn’t mentioned. But, indexing was interesting, not something I have heard much about. Copyediting. This is where fact checking takes place, and where grammatical, stylistic and typographical errors … Read more
Language is an art. You can make it say anything you want it to. Fiction and non-fiction, they just work a little differently. Fiction can be anything you can imagine and manage to describe to readers. Non-fiction relies on explanations. But writers can play with words and make them say or sell anything. I read … Read more
This is my current blogroll of writing links from WordGrrls. There are doubles because I re-add links fairly often. So far I haven’t found something which lets me know I already have a link on my blogroll. I also need to make time to check them for link rot. They should be fairly ok though. … Read more
Cut and pasted from the job boards on ProBlogger. We’re looking for a content expert/managing editor to help with our content marketing strategy. You’ll work with a very talented team of people all around the country. Key responsibilities Creating high-quality, compelling content: * Edit and rewrite articles and other types of content for tone, accuracy, … Read more
Really glad to see someone else thinking of Twitter as a social network rather than a marketing platform. Copywriting.com: Copywriting for Twitter Twitter has a strict limit of just 140 characters and that requires you to be concise… there’s no room for fluff or hype! So the real question should be: How do you use … Read more
Z-List Meme Not for the big time bloggers. Just add the blogs you enjoy reading to the list and put the whole thing as a post on your own blog. Leave in those from the bloggers before you. Confused? Check back with the guy who started it. The Idea Dude Steve’s Tech Journal Telecom Trends … Read more