Do you remember when you were in elementary school and you learned about persuasive writing? I do. We learned to write about things that mattered to us - recess, lunchtime, going to the library. We learned to start our persuasive essays with phrases like “I am writing to” or “I believe that…” If only life were still that simple, right? Persuasive writing doesn’t have to be hard in business. You ... Read the Post
How to Persuade Your Target Audience
How to Pick the Perfect Indie Editor
As self-publishing continues to grow into a beast of an industry, more writers are seeking independent editors. Indie editors are individuals or companies that have no affiliation with a particular literary agent or publishing house. Whether you’re a new writer or a seasoned author, seeking unbiased, professional critiques (and recommended changes) are an important part of the writing and ... Read the Post
The Complete Guide to Eliminating Passive Voice
As an editor, I see nearly everyone using passive voice in their writing. While passive voice isn't always wrong, it's wordy and ineffective. It's weak and doesn't show any conviction or strength in your language. Quite frankly, it's annoying - I don't like trying to figure out the actor in a sentence and as an editor, I just want writers to be clear! Don't hide your subjects and objects and make ... Read the Post
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