The unofficial guide to making a living as a writer

Terrific tips and advice for anyone who wants to support themselves with their writing.

Table of Contents

1.An Outline For Writers To Use For Any Article

2.Best Writing Techniques For People That Stink At Writing 

3.Everything You Never Thought Was True About Writers

4.How To Organize A Short Book Or Report 

5.How To Organize An Article 

6.How To Turn Your Experiences Into Profitable Articles, Reports And Books 

7.The Best Way To Attract People To An Article Or Book 

8.Where To Find Writing Resources

9.Writing Autopilot: How To Write About Anything Online

10.Writing For Profit: How To Get A Job Writing

11.Using PLR Articles To Speed It Up

12.Plagiarism And The Writer Don’t Get Along Well Together

When writing articles and reports, a writer should avoid using personal experiences. The reader is usually not interested in personal experiences rather the facts. Unless asked to include testimonials regarding the topic, personal experiences should be omitted from the article or report.

Of course a writer must always use proper spelling and punctuation. It is easy to figure out the inexperienced or bad writers when a person reads a piece that has multiple spelling errors. There will be times when an error may slip pass the writer but proof-reading will help the writer to limit their mistakes. Using a good program on the computer is a great way for a writer to be kept up to speed regarding spelling, punctuation and grammar. Some programs will automatically highlight the mistakes. Do not ignore the suggestions. Review them and fix any mistakes.
Writing is not as simple as jotting down the first idea that comes in your head. It requires thought, organization and the use of good writing skills. For people who love to write but actually stink at it, there are many little improvements they can make that may help them to become a better writer.