You laboriously write amazing content for hours. You proofread, edit, choose the best image, and squeeze out your creative juices for your posts. Yet, no one seems to pay attention. What have you been doing wrong? Maybe it’s not you. Maybe it’s your audience. But is it too technical to know who they are? Not […]
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Writers Curse #writebravely
Are you feeling any pain, numbness, and tingling in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and the thumb side of the ring fingers. Are you a writer? Well then maybe you are experiencing carpal tunnel syndrome – writers curse. As those are the signs and symptoms. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Writers Curse Why do I […]
Pros and Cons of Twitter’s Increased Character Limit #writebravely
From 140, Twitter has increased character limit to 280 since late 2017. For some people who get frustrated expressing their thoughts or marketing their product in the original character limit, this was good news. But not all people are happy with this change. As expected, some are criticizing this expansion. Like many things there are […]
The Importance of Blogging Regularly and Overcoming its Challenges #writebravely
Wouldn’t it be nice to come up with a fresh new post regularly and increase your SEO page rankings significantly? But who’s got the time to do that? I’m telling you now: you have and you should. Find the time. On Day 1 of the Write Tribe Festival of Words June 2018, we’re talking about […]
How to Make Learning a Lifelong Habit: Be An Eternal Student #WritingWednesdays
Just because you left school does not mean you have to stop learning. Learning should not be limited to knowing the necessary dates and terms in school to pass an exam. Learning should be a part of life and not just a school requirement. How to make learning a lifelong habit? It is not that […]
Why Writers Should Be Readers #WritingWednesdays
“If you don’t have time to read, you don’t have the time (or the tools) to write. Simple as that.” Those are wise words from best-selling author Stephen King. Indeed reading and writing always go together. But have you wondered why writers should be readers? Can you not write effectively if you don’t like to […]
