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Write Like a Pro
Posted on December 19, 2005 by Sarah Eaton.
I know, I know. I've been AWOL from my own dear blog for far too long. I could give you a litany of excuses, or I could just say I'm sorry. I choose the latter: My apologies, readers and friends.
But look! I have found an article by Julie Jordan Scott about how to write great articles for the Web, so it makes up for my extended absence! Yes?
It's worth a look-see, too. Example:
4. Allow your readers to hear YOUR voice shine
through in your article. People purchase authenticity,
not screeching, cookie cutter pitches.
Click on through to read more.
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Welcome back, Sarah! Don't be too harsh on yourself. Some say that we're not blogging if we don't do one post per day. I tend to lean toward this: don't just put "stuff" out there when you don't have something meaningful and heartfelt to say.
Merry Christmas,
Skip
Posted by: Skip Lineberg | Dec 22, 2005 5:03:09 PM
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