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NOTE: This is Part 4 of the “mouth-watering blog posts” series. You have a great idea and the ideal headline, and ooh-oooooh is your writing ever magnificent. Let me paint you a picture of what you’re still missing. [Read more…]
NOTE: This is Part 2 of the “mouth-watering blog posts” series. You have a great idea and the ideal headline, but you’ll need a bit more than that.
How you write is not as important as what you write. For instance, the quality of your writing is not as important as the what your headline says.
But if you come up with the best idea for a blog post and give it the most deliciously seductive headline, all that work will be wasted if people leave your page after a few seconds. [Read more…]
What is the most important feature of a political speech?
No. No. No. No. No. No. Authenticity. That’s the key on which all of the above rest. [Read more…]
NOTE: This is Part 2 of the “mouth-watering blog posts” series. You’ve found the perfect idea for a blog post. Now , that idea needs a headline.
The headline or title of your blog post fulfills several functions, all of which lead to the same thing. The goal of the headline is to draw the reader in.
The actual functions are: [Read more…]
NOTE: This is Part 1 of the “mouth-watering blog posts” series.
Nothing is more important than a truly original and interesting idea for your blog post.
You can wax eloquent.
You can use perfect English.
You can optimize for length and keywords and whatever other metric.
At the end of the day, it’s the idea that counts. But with thousands of other blog posts on the subject, how do you create an original idea? [Read more…]
Every story is built on two fundamental bases. The foundation is the plot. The plot is fairly simple. It can be told in a few sentences.
You might spend a further few pages describing the many twists and turns in the plot.
On that foundation grow the characters.
This is where it gets exciting. People follow the plot, but they relate to their fellow humans (or non-humans given humanesque personalities). [Read more…]
Surprisingly, not everybody needs to hire a ghostwriter. Some people write their own books, screenplays and business materials.
But people come to ghostwriters for a variety of reasons. This flow chart will help you determine if you have one of the common reasons that people need to hire a ghostwriter. [Read more…]
A bio serves one main purpose: it gives you credibility.
Consider the after-dinner speaker. If nobody introduced him and gave a little background about him, you’d be saying to yourself, “Who is this guy?”
The introduction answers that question before you ask it. That introduction is a short bio. [Read more…]
Some people come to us thinking that we’ll publish their book. We won’t. But we can make their manuscript publishable.
Getting published is always a challenge, unless you self publish. But even then, you need a publishable manuscript. You need a book that people will want to read.
That’s where our ghostwriters come in. [Read more…]
