In planning your novel, Moriah Richards advises authors in Writer’s Digest, knowing the broad strokes of history will help you determine what details to include in your story: What’s the worst disaster these people ever faced? Are they afraid of that happening again? What would they do to prevent it from happening? Is there […]
Don’t eschew specialty magazines, is Don Vaughan‘s advice to writers looking for assignments. You don’t have to be a subject matter expert to write on specialty topics, he says – all you need is an innovative idea specific to the topic. At Say It For You, we agree. Since our blogging clients are guaranteed exclusivity […]
An article in Mental Floss magazine about a 300 year-old Stradivarious violin reminded me of an ongoing discussion having to do with whether product or service pricing should be mentioned in blog content…. In discussing the upcoming auction of the Strad, author James Stewart makes some salient observations about pricing and how it relates to […]
Barbara Bush agreed; Margaret Thatcher didn’t. The point, Jake Rossen explains in the Mental Floss article titled “Hoof-Hearted; the Reason Racehorses Have Such Weird Names”, is that most governing bodies for thoroughbred racing set certain parameters for names, and when you opt to name a horse after a person in tribute to them, you […]
One thing we’ve learned over the years at Say It for You is that blog readers tend to be curious creatures. What’s more, their curiosity factor is highest when they are learning about themselves. As blog content writers, we’ve noticed that “self-tests” tend to engage readers and help them relate in a more personal […]
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