Try things you’re writing about.
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Try things you’re writing about.
Get an idea of what it feels like to be the customer, before endeavouring to influence them.
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Placebo words.
In writing, they’re unnecessary, imprecise and show the reader that you didn’t put in enough energy editing your work.
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Repetition, not redundancy.
How do you write about the same few ideas over and over without feeling like a broken record?
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Your words know what you’re feeling.
If you’re not confident in your writing, your words will betray you. Here’s how you can overcome that.
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Don’t use words you don’t need.
We often use hyperbolic language for dramatic flair in speech. In writing, it can have the opposite effect.
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Checking your source.
A lot of writers use stats, findings and quotes in their articles. How do you make sure they’re legit?
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How to give feedback to a writer.
Giving and taking feedback on creative work can be difficult. Here’s a simple trick to make it more seamless.
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You need a quality control checklist.
Every writer needs a personal quality control checklist. Here’s how you can build yours.
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Saying no to money.
Misconceptions that freelancers need to clear about ‘deserving’ payments.
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Make your documents look good.
It’s good when design and content go hand in hand