Start and make cash from your online writing - You must draw blood first

Written by Christopher Kyalo


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Observe firstly howrepparttar article on a totally different subject from whatrepparttar 139690 blogs are covering is made relevant torepparttar 139691 blogs. Then take a close look at howrepparttar 139692 keywords are repeatedly used.

So now you are ready to write your first keyword article.

I can hear you askrepparttar 139693 question.

“What on earth am I going to write about?”

Why not write about your keywords article business. You intend to supply keyword rich articles don’t you?

Readrepparttar 139694 articles at my other blog (http://big-online-story.blogspot.com) carefully. Are there any ofrepparttar 139695 articles that you can re-write in your own words without telling any lies about your past achievements as a writer so far? Please do not copy whole paragraphs from my blog. I have not given you permission to reproduce my articles. I have simply asked you to do what you can do with any site or blog online. Read and digestrepparttar 139696 central ideas and then write an article usingrepparttar 139697 ideas as if there were your own. Select any simple keyword that you want to use that will berepparttar 139698 central or key point in your article. (We will deal aboutrepparttar 139699 subject of selecting keywords for your articles later on in this blog).

Remember that you will really have to be convincing so select topics that you care about enough and believe in from my blog, to be convincing. A writer who is not convincing in their writing will never be successful at any type of writing, so this is a very critical skill you will need to acquire if you are to succeed.

Next you will have to compile your resource box. This is a skill on it’s own and I have an extremely useful article onrepparttar 139700 subject at my blog http://netmarketing.blogdrive.com. It is titled “Your article resource box will kill or lift your internet marketing.”

Read it and carefully userepparttar 139701 valuable points gained from years of experience and trial and error to create your best resource box to launch off your career as a writer.

Christopher Kyalo is writer who makes a living writing online. Has recently started a blog where he tells how it's done, no holds barred. Visit it to read the second part of this article. http://100grandwriters.blogdrive.com


Do The Unfamiliar To Keep Your Writing Going

Written by Catherine Franz


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Whenever I am trying to describe something, my logic side kicks in and bringsrepparttar next action to a halt. The self talk begins to say, “How can any word begin describing this beautiful sunrise?” Since drawing isn't a familiar item for me, I pull out a few drawing pencils or a water color brush and play. The drawing isn't something I do often. If I did, it would then become familiar and that self would stop me. It doesn't take but a few minutes of doing something unfamiliar beforerepparttar 139573 flow flourishes again and I am able to return torepparttar 139574 description or writing.

Always remember, allrepparttar 139575 words we use in our first draft look like ordinary words. It isn't until later that their appearance changes to extraordinary.

The left self is always telling us that every day scenes or objects are just ordinary.. A mere beer bottle onrepparttar 139576 side ofrepparttar 139577 road can receive a message, “So what.” When we pushrepparttar 139578 situation we usually ask, “How can I make this come alive?” By doing something unfamiliar inrepparttar 139579 mind or in some type of action we can releaserepparttar 139580 right side torepparttar 139581 freedom to findrepparttar 139582 words. Do so by seeingrepparttar 139583 ordinary. Describingrepparttar 139584 ordinary. At this moment you begin using both sides ofrepparttar 139585 brain. I guarantee that whatever you write will never be ordinary. Extraordinary writing is ordinary writing practiced.

Catherine Franz, life and business coach and marketing master, specializes in infoproduct development. More at: http://www.MarketingStrategiesToGo.com and http://www.AbundanceCenter.com. Including articles and ezines.


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