F+W, 10151
Carver Road, Suite 300, Blue Ash, OH, 45242 USA
Start a succuessful
blog today and get noticed by editors and publishers
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Blogging is an incredibly effective and efficient way for
writers to reach their target audience and build writer platforms. In other
words, it’s a great method for writers to find engaged readers and more
success with their writing.
Here are the 8 blogging tips for writers to find success:
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Create
a niche for your blog. Bloggers who have a niche for their blog can use
that to determine everything from the best name for the blog and content.
Plus, readers appreciate a blogger with a defined niche so they know what
content to expect over the long haul.
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Craft
an editorial calendar for your blog. Once you know your niche, start
figuring out your editorial calendar. This simple tool helps bloggers plan
out and create top notch content and avoid the dreaded “blogger’s block,”
which is writer’s block for bloggers.
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Put
blog readers first. Many bloggers get into the game thinking of how it
might help them out with their goals, but I’ll tell you right now that the
only way to consistently get anything out of blogging is to always (ALWAYS)
put your readers first. Always!!!!
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Design
readable blog posts. You don’t have to be a super design whiz to have a
professional-looking blog. However, try to include at least one (relevant)
image in each blog post. When possible, break up text with headers, make
lists, and keep text concise. Read More
Tips...
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Register for this
course and learn how to set up your own blog and so much more. A key to
success for any writer is having an online presence. Blogging is one way to
share your expertise and—at the same time—build an author platform. Don’t
know how to start a blog? Not sure what to focus on? Don’t fret! This online
writing workshop will guide you through the entire blogging process—how to
create and setup a blog, where to start, and much more. You’ll learn how to
attract readers and how to market your writing. Start a successful blog today
and get noticed by editors and publishers.
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Course Starts This Thursday
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F+W, 10151
Carver Road, Suite 300, Blue Ash, OH, 45242 USA
The perfect course
for beginners
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Dive into the world
of writing and learn all 12 steps needed to complete a first draft. In this
writing workshop you will tackle the steps to writing a book, learn effective
writing techniques along the way, and of course, begin writing your first
draft.
You'll take an in-depth look at Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird as well as more
contemporary novels such as Alice Sebold's The
Lovely Bones and Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge. When you take this
workshop, you will learn invaluable tips on writing a book and receive
detailed instruction through weekly lessons and writing assignments.
In the workshop, you will be able to finish either a decently developed half
draft (of half of your novel) or a rough “in-progress" full draft.
However, you'll learn all the tools needed to complete the full first draft.
At the end of this workshop, you will have accomplished every writer's goal –
an “in-progress" working first draft.
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Learn how to use effective writing
techniques to start the first draft of your novel
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How to create a 12-week plan for writing a
first draft of a novel
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Learn how to weave literary elements such
as plot, character, setting, style, exposition, dialogue, and tension
within your novel
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How to pace your novel
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How to apply Hemingway’s “Iceberg Theory”
and Chekhov’s “Gun Theory” to your writing
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How to maintain a writing routine and set
clear goals
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Anyone who wants to learn how to write a
novel (any genre)
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Writers who want to learn the 12 elements
needed in a rough draft of their novel
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Writers who want to get a solid start on
the first draft of their novel
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Aspiring novelists who want a published
author to coach them
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"If your goal
is to get that first draft written and under your belt, this is definitely
the class to take! " -DY
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"I enjoyed
this writing course immensely. The instructor, Miki, went over my work
carefully. She marked her suggestions on my writing all the way from
beginning to end." -DM
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Thursday, April 4 - June 27, 2019
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Instructor: G. Miki
Hayden
G. Miki Hayden has published mystery,
science fiction, and young adult novels with a rave review in the New York Times for her
alternate history novel, Pacific
Empire. Miki has published a steady stream of short fiction in
several genres.
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EXPERT INSTRUCTORS | CONVENIENT ACCESS
INVALUABLE FEEDBACK
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F+W, 10151
Carver Road, Suite 300, Blue Ash, OH, 45242 USA
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Start a career in
copywriting
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Just as copywriters carefully choose their
words and phrases in order to appeal to a specific audience, novel writers
need to structure every sentence, paragraph, and page within their book to
ensure that readers keep turning, or coming back for more. This shared desire
to promote engagement, interaction, and intrigue can mean that the
copywriting tips the producers of content use to stay ahead of the
competition, can also be the tricks the modern novel writer uses to improve
their storytelling.
Following are 13 of the best copywriting tips that you can use to help you
write a better novel.
1: Give Your Audience
What They Want
When a copywriter starts an article, or piece of work, they do so with a
precise understanding of the audience or market they’re trying to appeal to.
After all, in the marketing world, you can’t create a desire for a product
out of nothing–you can only stoke and channel an existing flame. When you’re
planning your novel, the chances are you’ll have an ideal audience in mind.
For instance, you could be writing for young adults, science-fiction lovers,
or fantasy nerds. Find out what they want to read, and write it.
2: Research More
In copywriting, it’s a serious faux pas to include statistics and facts in an
article if you don’t have the evidence or studies to back those numbers up.
In the world of novel writing, the chances are that you’ll resonate with your
audience on a deeper level if you take the time to research the place you’re
writing about, the cultures you’re addressing, and more. If your writing is
realistic, and credible, your reader will find themselves becoming more drawn
into the story. Read More...
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Whether you’re an
aspiring screenwriter, novelist or playwright, or even just an avid reader,
you can turn your love for words into a lucrative career as a professional
copywriter. Learn how to become a copywriter by building your portfolio and
marketing your services through this
online workshop.
Freelance copywriters work from home and set their own schedules, giving them
the time they need to pursue their personal creative projects. Imagine what
you could do with those extra hours, not to mention extra cash!
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Course Starts This Thursday
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F+W, 10151
Carver Road, Suite 300, Blue Ash, OH, 45242 USA
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