This week, my Say It For You blog posts were inspired by speaker and humorist Todd Hunt… Both signs outside a store convey essentially the same message – but do they? Sign #1″ No dogs allowed! Sign #2: Unfortunately, the Chicago Health Department will not allow us to have dogs in our shop.” […]
The three-act structure dates back to the days of Aristotle, Gabriel Pereira reminds readers of Writer’s Digest. In Act I, the status quo is revealed, describing the world in which the story is going to take place. This first act sets the tone and gives the story a reason for starting at this particular […]
“Most of us have lived with the belief that we lean left brain or right brain in all capacities – from our hobbies to career to the movies we love,” Hope Clark explains in the latest issue of Writer’s Digest. In reality, Clark points out, there isn’t a defined spot for many tasks we […]
“When you write a business letter to a stranger, never keep to the point,” is Anna Stevens Read’s tongue-in-cheek advice to authors. “Indulge in lengthy discussions – for all you know, the person may not have the average amount of intelligence.” While dripping in sarcasm, Read’s piece actually emphasizes a number of important points […]
Are you wondering if blogging is actually worth it for your business? Blogs may seem time-consuming to create, especially for a small business owner, but they have shown to be extremely beneficial for driving traffic. Why are blog posts important for online businesses? Obviously, this article is all about encouraging more organic traffic through blog […]
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