Rules govern everything we do in life; even if those rules are of unwritten kind we abide by them and expect other people to do same. Why should writing be any different? It shouldn’t be and it isn’t. The following rules are basis for good writing. If anyone tries to tell you that rules are made to be broken, remember that you have to learn those rules before you try to bend them or break them otherwise you are just being sloppy, not radical.

The following rules are essential if you want people to take you seriously.

Be yourself Know your subject Be interested Punctuate proudly Respect apostrophe Get great grammar Spell well Keep to point Read and revise Sleep on it Pay attention to detail

Be yourself

Write from heart or head or gut, depending upon type of writing you are doing. You can let your heart pour passion into a love letter but your head is better for contents of a business letter and gut feeling should never be ignored. Never try to imitate somebody else’s style, no matter how much you might admire it, you will always appear fake. Find your own unique style, your own voice.

Know Your Subject

Write on topics you know about. Although that sounds obvious you don’t have to look very far to find masses of people publishing articles when it is clear that they have very little idea about their subject matter. This type of writing appears thin, limp and unconvincing even to untrained eye. You should aim for writing which has substance; a rounded, healthy thing with a life of its own. If, for some reason, you are obliged to write about a topic which is alien to you, make effort to research it. If you can’t get to library, there is always internet. There is no excuse for ignorance. There is no excuse for trying to foist a poorly researched article on your readers. Do you want your readers to point you out as someone who does not know what s/he is talking about?

Be interested

Write about things which interest you. If you are not interested in your subject matter, you have little hope of catching interest of your reader. If you are in a situation where you simply have to write about a subject which holds no real interest for you, try at least to find an original angle; this could stimulate you as well as your reader. If you cannot spark even faint interest in your subject, your writing will be flat and boring.

Punctuate proudly

Almost every search we operate on web begins with a search engine, for most of us Google. usually after first optimistic shot, we get thousands of results, some of them non relevant, others full of pop-ups and when you're lucky you finally enter an enjoyable site that soon becomes very annoying when you find out that your credit card number is actually of greater importance than your first name.

The Internet as we know it today definitely has greatest money-making potential power in world, but let's not forget it's also easiest place to lose your money at, even money you don't have yet! so you better be very careful when choosing a business opportunity. I'll try to give you 3 of most important tips when doing that.