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Thanks to Content Demand, Writing Became a Sustainable Job

Writing for a publication is a noble profession. You get to inform and influence people—for the better, hopefully—and you don’t really get in anyone’s way. But, journalism isn’t really profitable for a writer. Sure, you can slog your way to the top, but in the publication industry, those in the executive positions tend to stay …

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The Fight Against Isolation Starts at Home

Working from home is not always the commute-free, pressure-minimal heaven it seems to be. For those who are home alone, it can get quite lonely. While only a number of industries currently cater to employees who do their jobs from home—mostly content writing—applicants should not be too quick to jump on the train going nowhere …

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The Secrets to Writing Interesting Content for Boring Topics

Writers have to know how to write about boring topics, because we’re can’t always write about the things we love. Sad, but it’s true. There’s not much we can do to make fiber optic transceivers or commercial property investment sound awesome—but as a writer, that’s no excuse to produce articles that put readers to sleep. …

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Breaking Barriers: How to Beat Writer’s Block

The creative industry has a common enemy: the empty canvas, the blank page, whatever you want to call it. Writers, of course, are no exception to this—even freelance writers. Sometimes, you feel like you can write thousands of words an hour, but there are days when it’s difficult to put your name on paper, so …

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Three Cs to Beating the Modern Reader’s Short Attention Span

It’s interesting to note that the way readers view digital content differs from how traditional print media is consumed. A recent study by the Nielsen Norman Group, which tracked the eye motions while reading online content reveals an F-shaped pattern – two horizontal stripes followed by a single vertical one. F for fast, apparently, as …

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What Say You? The Importance of Questioning in Writing Good Content

In Isaac Asimov’s short story “The Last Question,” a question from a simple wager is asked through billions of years, culminating in a somewhat satisfying, but ultimately ambiguous, conclusion. In this story (reportedly Asimov’s favorite) the question was how to reverse the imminent heat death of the universe. Questions, arguably, drive the bulk of human …

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Let Your Own Words Do the Work: The Whys and Hows of Paraphrasing

With any information being available and accessible on the internet, it’s so easy to copy someone else’s work. That won’t get you anywhere, though, especially if you want to become a successful and reputable freelance writer. Plagiarism is something you should take seriously. You may not realize it at first, but the consequences might be …

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