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OnText Grammar Police talk about how unique a thing can be
Google the phrase “more unique” and you will likely encounter some 74,000,000 incorrect, from my point-of-view, uses of the word unique. Unique is an absolute term. It describes something that has no equal, no peer. Like, “The Earth is unique among … Continue reading
Freelance writers: Six essential resource links
For more than five years, OnText has been a resource for writers. Here are six essential links to feed your freelance writing success. Add yours in comments, and let me know how I can help you sell your writing and … Continue reading
Posted in Writers' Websites, Writing Advice, Writing Tips, sell your writing
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Freelance writers wanted — paying job
Don’t you get tired of reading the same over-published, randomly copied Craigslist jobs for freelance writers? These gigs are mostly trash, don’t pay, and some are even out-right scams. However, there are work-at-home, telecommute jobs for writers — jobs that … Continue reading
Posted in Writers' Markets, Writing Advice, Writing Jobs, Writing Tips, sell your writing
Tagged blog, freelance jobs, freelance opportunities, Freelance websites, freelance writing, make money, maryan pelland, Self Publishing, sell your writing, Writers' Markets, writers' resources, writers' tips, writers'jobs, Writing Jobs
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Loading your website with keywords for page rank
If you are still cramming your website with keywords, or making keyword focus your priority or jamming web pages full of keywords, you may not be up-to-date with Google and other search engines. Playing with optimization for single words, or … Continue reading
Why people don’t read self-published books
Why don’t some people take self-published books seriously? Not everyone can interest an agent or publisher in their work, just as not everyone (no matter how talented) can play in the NFL. Some writers make the effort and pay the … Continue reading