Promoting Your Online Writing Portfolio

Written by The StoryMaster


Dear Writing Reader,

One ofrepparttar most popular questions from Authors on my site, Writing.Com, is: "How do I promote my Online Writing Portfolio outside of Writing.Com?"

Here are my top five tips for increasingrepparttar 128658 amount of exposure to anyone's online Writing Portfolio:

Tip #1: Add your Online Writing Portfolio URL to your email signatures.

The simplest way to promote your Portfolio's URL is to add it torepparttar 128659 email signature of any and all email accounts you have. With just a few minutes of your time, you'll turn any correspondence you have into referral generating machines! Here's a couple quick examples:

Check out my portfolio! http://www.Writing.Com/authors/storymaster

or

I'm an Author @ Writing.Com! http://www.Writing.Com/authors/storymaster

Tip #2: Link to your Public Portfolio from your homepage or other sites you control.

Next onrepparttar 128660 simplicity ladder is linking to your public portfolio from your personal homepage or business website. You can provide your site's visitors with a text link or create a logo for your online portfolio.

Ebay and other auction sites are also great places to get added exposure. The next time you list something for sale, don't forget to add your portfolio URL and you'll have your site's visitor count onrepparttar 128661 rise in no time!

Tip #3: Directly invite family, friends, teachers, coworkers, publishers, agents, editors and more to visit your online writing portfolio.

Inviting your own family and friends doesn't always haverepparttar 128662 highest appeal... Afterall, its not necessarily their opinion you want and you can ask them to read your writing any time you want. But, reading something online is different and often opens up someone to provide a better and more realistic critique of your work.

Plus, these real life contacts may berepparttar 128663 one to forward your portfolio URL to someone else's friend or family member who lends that helping hand or offersrepparttar 128664 right word of encouragement to brighten your day.

How to Create a Healthy Plot Line

Written by Gary R. Hess


Shaping a story to fit into a neat and easy to read form is something many have problems with. However once you discover it, you never lose it. The most popular story format amongst writers is a climax ridden one.

It contains:

1. Intro 2. Rising Action 3. Climax 4. Declining Action 5. Resolution

The point of doing so is to add interest inrepparttar reader, hit them withrepparttar 128656 climax and then slowly endrepparttar 128657 story. This theory does not indicaterepparttar 128658 resolution can not be exciting. However it does suggestrepparttar 128659 climax should be inrepparttar 128660 middle and isrepparttar 128661 most important point withinrepparttar 128662 writing.

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