Whether you are a blogger or a journalist, building a relationship with your readers is probably your most important order of business.
Why?
Think about it — building trust, not deceiving your readers, being sure to level with them when discussing a topic. It’s not even about having credentials or experience in a given field; it’s about letting your audience know where you stand, how you think, and what your motives are. Read the rest of this entry »
I don’t want to turn The Writer’s Pulse into another one of those blogger’s self-help websites, but since I’m still gearing up this month’s new content (yes, I’m actually planning ahead), I thought I’d write at least one more post off-the-cuff. And it’s about blogging. Read the rest of this entry »
You know, I used to have a problem maintaining focus while writing. It’s true!
In the past, I’d begin writing with a clear focus on what I wanted to accomplish, a beginning idea that was solid and had a chance to be developed. But as I moved forward, my mind would keep spinning ideas around and taking me in new directions. Read the rest of this entry »
Okay. Right. Well. I’ve been away for quite a while now but I guarantee that it was for a good reason. Trust me.
During my time away, I found myself browsing other blogs and there was one thing that kept jumping out at me: horrible, God-awful readability. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s the second most awesome thing I’ve seen this year, next to Cloverfield. It’s brilliant. It’s dramatic, and the music ain’t bad, either. It’s Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. Read the rest of this entry »
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