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Great Characters Every Book Should Have 0

Nov 8, 2019

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Why it Pays to Take Risks with Your Writing 0

Mar 14, 2019

Why it Pays to Take Risks with Your Writing

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Hello its Peter here a game from writers

life and today

why pays to take risks with your writing when it comes to writing books

regardless of whether you choose to self

publish or try to win a traditional

publishing deal the competition has

never been fiercer

readers are overwhelmed with choice and

writers often find trying to make their

book stand out from the ground and

daunting and seemingly impossible tasks

it can be easy to play it safe with your

writing just try to stick to the rules

of a genre and to regurgitates a tried

and tested story that seems to appeal to

a mass audience but if you do so your

book is more than likely to simply

become an echo of something already out

there written by someone with more

experience whose popularity has already

been established if you choose to take

risks however while the stakes may be

higher it's arguable that you stand a

far greater chance of making your book

more discoverable distinguishable and

desirable than those that don't but why

is that taking risks shows you are

willing to put your neck on the line a

risk tic is someone who is brave they

are willing to take a chance a leap into

the unknown someone who is willing to

commit all the time and energy it takes

to write a book knowing that it does not

pander to the masses this is undeniably

impressive and demonstrates a commitment

to the craft that other writers who are

simply copycat versions of each other do

not show taking risks will make your

work stand out in an overcrowded

marketplace writers need to do anything

they can to make their books stand out

if you are able to write a book which

appeals to a more niche audience or one

that grabs reader's attention and they

might be willing to take a chance on

your book is more likely to be seen and

therefore more likely to sell taking

risks may not always work but when they

do the payoff is greater of course a

risk is a risk and therefore the chance

of failure is greater if you write

something too obscure too nice too

complicated it will be harder to find a

publisher who's willing to take a chance

on you or find an audience who resonates

with your work however if you do the

rewards are huge taking risks wins you

respect by taking risks in your writing

you often end up exposing yourself being

vulnerable can be frightening but

readers will appreciate the fact that

you have done so this will make them

empathize with you and respect you for

your bravery at the end of the day no

one can write a book that will appeal to

everyone and trying to do so is a waste

of time don't let all your time and

effort go to waste and consider taking

more risks with your writing

be brave have confidence and stay true

to yourself you won't regret it if you

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How To Pick A Genre To Write In 0

Mar 13, 2019

How To Pick A Genre To Write In

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Hello its Peter here came from a

writer's life and today how to pick a

genre to writing many writers don't

consider the genre they are writing it

until their book is written it's easy to

believe that once you've finished

writing your novel that it will become

immediately obvious which category it

falls into and when you are undertaking

tasks such as submitting to editors or

selecting the genres where your book

should City Amazon that it will be easy

to define your writing in such a way

however only considering your genre

after you have finished your story can

lead to some problems there are perhaps

some stories that are easier to define a

classic romance thriller or horror story

for example with many contemporary

fiction books it can be a little more

tricky and in fact you can find your

story crosses the boundaries of many

different genres a little bit of romance

but mostly a thriller a ghost story with

some comedy thrown in and so on the

trouble with not being able to clearly

define your genre is that you then

cannot clearly define your audience one

of the most important things you should

be able to do and submitting your novel

to publishers and agents or when

marketing it yourself is to be able to

define who your audience is to be able

to prove that there is a market for your

book out there that there are readers

ready and waiting to devour it if you

are vague about your genre agents of

publishers will have a harder time being

convinced they can sell your book where

will it sit in a bookstore will readers

be annoyed if they pitch it as a romance

novel when actually perhaps it is more

of a fantasy book it's the same when you

come to choose where to place your book

if self-publishing on sites such as

Amazon if readers disagree with your

choice then you

could end up with negative reviews

readers do not like to be mislead after

all so how do you choose a genre to

write it first of all right with an

audience in mind you should always

consider your reader when you write

before you start why not try to identify

who your target audience is sketch out

an idea of what they like get to know

them what motivates and inspires them

what makes them tick what you understand

your reader you'll have a better idea of

the types of books they read and

therefore the genre you should place

your book into next read many genres and

see what resonates writing in a genre

you love to read will make your life so

much easier if you love romance novels

but try to write a hard-boiled detective

story you might find yourself in trouble

so read lots and lots of different books

and then shape your story to fit which

genre you like best and next go to a

bookstore look at the books in each

section where do you see yours going if

you have already written your novel or

have your story already mapped out in

your head go to a book store to try and

help clarify which genre it fits into

look at books by other authors and see

which ones have similar things to yours

this is also a great way of getting

inspiration for your book synopsis and

cover to our next step is to create a

marketing plan if you pick a genre that

is really obscure you might find it

difficult to know how to market your

book saying that a niche genre could

help you really focus on specific

readers creating a marketing plan could

help sway you one

or another as you decide what is best

for your book at the end of the day when

it comes to picking of genre to write it

sometimes it's simply a good idea to go

with your gut instinct if you are

talking between two you could even make

a pros and cons list to help you choose

whatever you do make sure you have a

clear idea of a genre you are writing it

ideally before you start to write if you

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Can You Really Be a Part-Time Writer? 0

Mar 12, 2019

Can You Really Be a Part-Time Writer?

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Hello its Peter here a game from writers

life and today can you really be a

part-time writer when it comes to

writing we all hear those stories of

famous writers you know the ones who are

ate slept and breathed writing those who

would guess over three am shaking with

passion and a fierce unstoppable desire

to write all their thoughts down those

who couldn't think of anything other

than writing who would spend their days

holed up in their study perhaps a quirky

just filled share the bottom of their

garden and not see daylight or eat for

days on end because their work was so

consumed well that might be all well and

good but for most of us the idea of

being a full-time writer is a bit of a

luxury we all know how hard it is to get

published so how much time can we

realistically spend on our writing while

still making sure we have a roof over

our heads

also it's okay not to want writing to be

the only thing you do with your life

writers seem to carry immense amounts of

guilt around with them they beat

themselves up for not doing enough for

not being good enough

in fact often we are so down on

ourselves and put so much pressure on

ourselves it's a wonder we find any joy

in writing at all sure being a good

writer requires dedication and

commitment and discipline there's no

doubt about it but one can be a

part-time writer and still progress

still see targets and still achieve our

writing dreams when did being a writer

mean one has to be bleary-eyed neglects

our friends and families and live on

crusts of bread and water for weeks on

end it's like we have to be ashamed if

we are practically killing ourselves to

achieve our writing goal

there's a myth that unless we are waking

up in the middle of the night and slowly

becoming reclusive in order to write

that we can't possibly be passionate

enough about it or dedicated enough for

it to be a success writers need to give

themselves a break at the end of the day

while it's important to work hard for

what you want in life it's also

important to enjoy the process

so if writing part-time works for you

and allows you to write at your leisure

while also enjoy everything else that

life has to offer

that's fine in fact achieving a balance

between your writing life and your

actual life is healthy and something

which should be encouraged we don't need

to have a sob story we don't need to

cripple ourselves and end up a

stressed-out

exhausted shell of a person to follow

our dreams that's not to say that being

a full time writer couldn't be brilliant

but it needs to be because that's the

right move not born out of some sort of

guilt ridden weird idea that you're not

a real writer unless you dedicate every

inch of your being to it it's essential

for writers to stop and ask ourselves is

this working for me am i enjoying this

writers don't have to be tortured

sleep-deprived soars it's okay and

possible to be a part-time writer and

still be successful it's just that it

may tell you a little longer to get

there that's all and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writers tool can help

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How to Make Your Novel Stand Out From the Crowd 0

Mar 11, 2019

How to Make Your Novel Stand Out From the Crowd

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How to Get Inside Your Reader's Head - WritersLife 0

Mar 11, 2019

How to Get Inside Your Reader's Head

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Hi it's Peter here again from a writer's

life and today how to get inside your

readers head one of the most helpful

things you can do as a writer is to

identify who your reader is no matter

what you're writing about figuring out

exactly who will want to read your work

and what their reaction will be - it is

so important right from when you start

to create your work through to pitching

and marketing it to help you create a

piece of writing that will appeal to

your reader you need to be able to get

inside their head the more thorough and

understanding you have of who they are

and what they want the more easily you

will be able to mold and shape your

writing so it will appeal to them of

course this might be easier said than

done

however by making an effort to get to

know your reader and to truly understand

them you'll be able to appeal to them

more through your writing to influence

them and to turn them into loyal fans so

what are the things you can do to try

and get inside your readers head let's

take a look first do your research

start off by doing some simple research

think about the genre your writing

falls into and the kind of person that

might be interested in that type of book

you could even go into book shops and

look at the different people browsing in

that section or join fan clubs and get

to know the kind of conversations they

might have next get feedback all along

the way make sure you don't wait until

you've already finished your book or

piece of writing to get that feedback

ask your readers questions and get

feedback throughout the writing process

this will make it so much easier when

you go back and big

to edit and reshape your book next look

at what other writers are doing one of

the most helpful things you can do is

follow your fellow writers and look at

the different techniques they are using

to engage readers and pique their

interest look at successful writers in

genres similar to yours how does your

writing compare what do their book

covers look like what does the blurb on

the back say check out their social

media accounts their author profiles

their websites find all the information

you can and see what reoccurring themes

on there that you could apply it to your

writing and marketing plans use actual

data there are plenty of programs out

there which can give you a real insight

into your readers your potential readers

and their behavior even just looking at

your engagement on social media and try

to get a picture of the types of people

that are interested in what you're

saying can help you to build up a

picture of who your ideal reader might

be create a persona once you've gathered

together as much information as possible

use this to create an ideal reader

persona write down as much as you can

about them and stick up the details

leads away you're right

you can then always refer to this and

always keep them in mind when you're

writing if you're stuck then you can use

them to help you simply ask yourself

what your reader would want to happen

and if you know them well enough you

should have your answer getting inside

your readers head can make a difference

when it comes to the popularity and

success of your book so it's well worth

trying to get to know your reader and

use this knowledge to help shape your

writing

now don't forget if you're struggling to

write or finish your book our free

writers toolkit can

with it you'll learn how to overcome

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Why You Need to Learn to Write Anywhere 0

Mar 10, 2019

Why You Need to Learn to Write Anywhere

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Hello its Peter here again from writers

life and today why you need to learn to

write anywhere

here are some of the favorite excuses of

writers when trying to avoid getting to

work the house is too messy I'm too

tired I don't have enough time I'm too

stressed out I don't know where to start

my desk is too cluttered the laundry

I've got to do the laundry

any of them self familiar to you yeah I

thought so all writers go through

periods of procrastination and we'll

find just about any excuse they can to

avoid sitting down and getting on with

their work the most common excuses find

a way to blame not having the perfect

writing conditions for without them how

could one possibly write write at the

end of the day unless you have the

luxury of being a full-time writer it

might be that you only get a few minutes

here and there it might be that you've

got to do it in a bit of a rush or that

you use your commute or that thirty

minutes when the kids have gone to bed

before you also need to crush out or

early in the morning when no one else

has gone up yet it would be wonderful to

just sit down in our perfectly setup

writing room where we have surrounded

ourselves with objects that inspire us a

freshly made pot of coffee by our side

and the knowledge that there will be no

interruptions for the rest of the day

but we've got to be realistic in short

we've got to learn to write anywhere

training yourself to focus and be

productive for shorts irregular periods

of time can help you make so much more

progress with your writing and the

sooner you can adapt to working in less

than perfect environments regardless of

whether they are noisy

or follow interruptions the better as

with anything practice makes perfect and

to learn to write anywhere you have to

be willing to make an effort to

consistently right in these inconvenient

locations at these inconvenient times

and even when you really don't feel like

it if you keep waiting to be in the

perfect mood at the ideal time in the

ideal place chances are you won't get

very far with your writing at all no one

said it was easy we know it's a

challenge trying to concentrate while

you've got kids screaming in the

background or you're hot and squashed on

your commute to work

no one said it wouldn't be frustrating

to be interrupted when you've just got

into the writing zone but if you don't

try you might find that progress is so

slow you become even more demotivated

so next time you're finding excuses not

to write recognize them as just that

excuses treat writing like a job stop

waiting for the perfect mood and moment

and fit writing into your life

however messy or complicated it may be

and don't forget if it struggling to

write or finish your book

our free writers toolkit can help with

it you'll learn how to overcome

procrastination get organized

stay focused find time to write and

finally get your book published to get

access now while it's still available

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that's it for now

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How to Stay True to Yourself - WritersLife.org 0

Mar 2, 2019

How to Stay True to Yourself - WritersLife.org

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Hello there it's Peter here again from

writers life and today how to stay true

to yourself the great Oscar Wilde once

said be yourself everyone else is

already taken while these words can

apply to everyone to writers they are

even more accurate and he has been so

it's not always as easy as it may seem

writers particularly those who are just

starting out will often rely heavily on

other writers for inspiration in fact it

may well have been that reading your

favorite book by your favorite author is

what made you decide to start writing in

the first place while that's fine it's

essential for writers to try to find

their own way merely trying to emulate

an author and focusing too much on one

author's work will mean that your

writing becomes a copy of someone else's

and let's face it it's unlikely to be a

better copy of that writers need to find

their own voice their own unique way of

telling their stories and expressing how

they feel but how do they do that first

look for inspiration far and wide

writers should look for inspiration

everywhere be that through the books you

read or just the things you observe from

the world around you the more one

searches for inspiration the more

eclectic and experimental you'll be and

you'll find it so much easier to

discover your writing voice to next

discover what motivates you staying true

to yourself is all about finding your

passions and celebrating them whatever

you love whatever gets you smiling

animated and full of energy that's what

you should be pursuing that's what you

should focus your time on

next don't compare yourself to others

being true to yourself is turning the

smoke light inwards comparing yourself

to others isn't healthy or helpful

believes that you are in charge of your

own destiny and that is up to you where

you end up the next tell the truth know

your values know your limits be

completely honest with yourself

only by genuinely lay your cards on the

table and searching your soul will you

be able to understand yourself

completely

the next avoid negativity being

detrimental to yourself or others won't

get you anywhere you don't need to put

others down to achieve what you need to

succeed and you sir Leon helping

yourself by being critical and cruel

some writers are their own worst enemies

but try to have a little faith and

believe in yourself and your abilities

too next take yourself seriously having

self-respect and integrity as an author

is so important if you don't believe in

yourself and keep dismissing yourself or

not putting yourself forward you aren't

being true to yourself if this is indeed

what you want to do and what you believe

in then you should be proud

work hard and make it happen next

take control there's so much you can do

to get noticed to get published to

achieve your writing dream exhaust every

Avenue and grasp every opportunity you

can by following these tips you can stay

true to yourself and continue your work

as a writer with self-respect honesty

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Mar 1, 2019

How to Write Multiple Points of View

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Hello there it's Peter here again from

writers life coming up today how to

write multiple points of view writing a

book with multiple points of view is one

of the most challenging ways to tell a

story and requires doodling and bouncing

various personalities points of view and

motivations as well as the ability to

pull these together to create a

narrative that not only makes sense but

is compelling and read worthy - however

done right and using multiple points of

view can provide added layers of insight

and intrigue to a story they can be a

smart and insightful way to widen the

readers perspective and allow them to

get to know multiple characters in more

depth before you get started it's

essential to make sure that telling your

story from multiple points of view is

the right decision list the reasons why

your story will benefit from using this

narrative device and be clear on why

this will enhance your story for example

by giving your reader a broader insight

into the into the world you are creating

or allowing different secrets to come

out through the different perspectives

giving the reader information that other

characters in the story do not have once

you have decided to go ahead and use

multiple points of view here are some

useful tips to ensure you make this as

effective as possible first be clear and

distinct when switching point of view

there's nothing worse than confusing

your reader and the danger of doing so

is far greater when using multiple

points of view be very clear when you

are switching from the perspective of

one character to another only changing

when beginning a new chapter is usually

a more natural way to keep switches

defined and easy to follow

next have distinct characters and voices

if you're using multiple points of view

make sure that they are all distinctive

and exciting enough to stand alone in

your story each character should have a

unique voice and personality that feels

utterly separate from the others and

next make everyone as important as each

other each point of view needs to come

from a character that's the hero of

their own story give equal importance to

each character and make sure that they

all have their journeys struggles

conflicts and obstacles to overcome

which make the reader interested in them

and want to hear more from their own

point of view next don't repeat the same

scenes over and over telling the same

scene from each character's point of

view runs the risk of boring your reader

and not allowing the story to move

forward of course there are times when

it is essential to reveal the same scene

from a different characters perspective

but unless truly necessary to the plot

try to avoid this next plan plot and

have a good strategy there needs to be a

reason you are using a particular

character to reveal a specific scene ask

yourself why that character works best

to tell that part of the story what

insight they bring and make sure that

they are the best man all best woman for

the job planning how the points of view

will come together and which character

to use to tell which bit of the story

will make sure things don't get confused

and that there are no inconsistencies in

your story either writing from multiple

points of view is tough but done right

can be incredibly smart and a useful

device to intrigue your reader to bring

different levels to your story and to

give the reader a whole cast of

characters to fall in love with if

you're thinking of using multiple points

of view to tell a story remember to keep

your reader in mind and use these tips

to help ensure you're doing well

and don't forget if you're struggling to

write off an issue but our free writers

toolkit can help with it you'll learn

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Feb 28, 2019

How to Get Reader's To Care About Your Story

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hi I'm Jodi from writerslife.org today

we're going to be talking about how to

make your reader to care about your

story every writer knows that if your

reader doesn't care about your story

they won't enjoy your book no matter how

your book turns out what obstacles your

characters face or what lessons they

learn without engaging your readers

without keeping them emotionally

invested there's no way your readers

will carry on reading but how do you

make readers care about your story well

it's easier said than done well you

might think you have a great idea for a

book there are many elements necessary

in order to create a fantastic story and

each one must be executed in a way where

they all work together doing so will

make sure your book delivers an impact

and this will have your readers invested

in the plot the characters and the story

as a whole so what most authors do to

ensure their readers care here are some

things to think about your characters

the most important and obvious part of

your book is the characters you create

within it each character you introduce

the reader to must have a purpose but

more than this the characters must be

interesting and engaging so the readers

become curious about them and as the

story goes on your readers must care

about what happens to the characters you

create they don't have to love them all

they don't have to wish for them all to

have a happy ending but they must care

and be interested in the character so

they keep on reading to find out what

happens to them in the end it's your

world bring your characters and your

plots alight you must create a

fascinating detailed and believable

world for your characters to live in the

world is your background but without

your readers feeling truly immersed in

it they'll find it distracting and

difficult to focus on anything else

making it hard for them to care about

your story as a whole your story if your

readers don't care about what is

happening in your book they won't want

to keep reading your characters can be

the most intriguing engaging exciting

characters of all time but if you don't

make anything happen to them then your

book will fall flat

make sure your story is full of highs

and lows unusual twists and turns

moments of joy and elation sadness and

fear your readers will want to come

along for the ride and be part of the

adventure so make sure there is one to

be had you are ending

there is nothing more tragic than

getting to the end of a good story and

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your readers care up until the very last

word on the very last page so they are

left still reeling still overcome and

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Feb 25, 2019

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okay guys it's Peter here again with

more tips and advice for writers here on

writers life and coming up this time

writing tips to change your writing

right now you know it can be all too

easy to get into a writing slump if you

feel like you're in one don't worry you

just need to step back take a deep

breath and figure out how you can change

your perspective to get back into the

swing of things again coming up with a

great writing routine is essential and

so is keeping writing at the forefront

of your mind

so if you want to become an excellent

unstoppable writer try this now first be

alert to your ideas and write them down

as soon as they come keeping a notebook

with you at all times is so important

this way any time you get inspiration

have an idea for a new story or just

over here or see something interesting

that you might be able to use in your

work you can immediately write it down

before it's forgotten by keeping a

notebook with you you'll be more likely

to be alert to inspiration and soon

enough it will be jam-packed full of

ideas that could lead to your next new

project next kill bad ideas before they

waste your time if you start writing

something and it feels like too much of

a struggle or you've had an idea in your

head for a couple of weeks but haven't

felt inspired enough to do anything

about it then just let it go great ideas

will make you feel excited to start

writing bad ideas won't and there's no

point exploring them too much if it

doesn't feel natural and motivating from

the outset next have a great writing

schedule that means you write regularly

if you can't write everyday that's okay

but you should try and write regularly

throughout the week and have dedicated

writing time to make sure that you keep

practicing and progressing without a

writing schedule it's so easy for other

things to get in the way so if you don't

have one already sit down and work now

when you have the time to write then

make sure you stick to that next set

your goals one at a time

goal-setting is so important but

sometimes try to set all your goals at

once makes things seem overwhelming

instead focus on one goal at a time but

as soon as you have achieved that one

goal make sure you set another and start

working on it right away

next don't be afraid of experimenting

experimenting and practicing are how you

become a better writer

keep trying out ideas and never tell

yourself an idea is silly or too

ridiculous by trying new things you'll

learn what works and what doesn't and

find your unique writing voice so test

learn and refine and you'll soon see how

much your writing improves these tips

can help change your writing for the

better so what are you waiting for start

writing with positivity and

determination today and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writers toolkit can

help with it you'll learn how to

overcome procrastination get organized

stay focused find time to write and

finally get your book published to get

access to it now while it's still

available simply go to

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that's it for now be sure to give us a thumbs

up if you liked this video and don't

forget to subscribe to our channel for

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right

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soon with more tips and advice for

writers here

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Feb 15, 2019

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okay guys it's Peter here again with

more tips and advice for writers here on

writers life and coming up this time

writing tips to change your writing

right now you know it can be all too

easy to get into a writing slump if you

feel like you're in one don't worry you

just need to step back take a deep

breath and figure out how you can change

your perspective to get back into the

swing of things again coming up with a

great writing routine is essential and

so is keeping writing at the forefront

of your mind

so if you want to become an excellent

unstoppable writer try this now first be

alert to your ideas and write them down

as soon as they come keeping a notebook

with you at all times is so important

this way any time you get inspiration

have an idea for a new story or just

over here or see something interesting

that you might be able to use in your

work you can immediately write it down

before it's forgotten by keeping a

notebook with you you'll be more likely

to be alert to inspiration and soon

enough it will be jam-packed full of

ideas that could lead to your next new

project next kill bad ideas before they

waste your time if you start writing

something and it feels like too much of

a struggle or you've had an idea in your

head for a couple of weeks but haven't

felt inspired enough to do anything

about it then just let it go great ideas

will make you feel excited to start

writing bad ideas won't and there's no

point exploring them too much if it

doesn't feel natural and motivating from

the outset next have a great writing

schedule that means you write regularly

if you can't write everyday that's okay

but you should try and write regularly

throughout the week and have dedicated

writing time to make sure that you keep

practicing and progressing without a

writing schedule it's so easy for other

things to get in the way so if you don't

have one already sit down and work now

when you have the time to write then

make sure you stick to that next set

your goals one at a time

goal-setting is so important but

sometimes try to set all your goals at

once makes things seem overwhelming

instead focus on one goal at a time but

as soon as you have achieved that one

goal make sure you set another and start

working on it right away

next don't be afraid of experimenting

experimenting and practicing are how you

become a better writer

keep trying out ideas and never tell

yourself an idea is silly or too

ridiculous by trying new things you'll

learn what works and what doesn't and

find your unique writing voice so test

learn and refine and you'll soon see how

much your writing improves these tips

can help change your writing for the

better so what are you waiting for start

writing with positivity and

determination today and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writers toolkit can

help with it you'll learn how to

overcome procrastination get organized

stay focused find time to write and

finally get your book published to get

access to it now while it's still

available simply go to

http://www.writerslife.org/toolkit

that's it for now be sure to give us a thumbs

up if you liked this video and don't

forget to subscribe to our channel for

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Feb 13, 2019

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writer's life with more tips and advice

my name's Peter and coming up this time

key seems to include in your novel

writing a novel in essence is about

creating lots of different scenes that

link together to tell a story if you

break any good story down you'll start

to notice that there are patterns almost

all of them include the same key scenes

albeit told in very different ways to

structure their story and to allow the

plot to unfold naturally but with

moments of tension and excitement to

plotting your novel is all about trying

to figure out how to tell your story and

what should happen when understanding

the key sees to include can make this

easier start by listing as many scenes

you can come up with and write them each

on different cards then you can shuffle

them about to try and find order and

from there create your outline there are

some more obvious scenes that most

writers will know about starting your

novel with an enticing incident for

example is widely known as a good way to

kickstart your story making sure that

your protagonist goes on a journey is

pursuing your goal and has obstacles to

overcome are also key to your story

success however there are many more

important scenes that you need to

consider to help create the frame for

your story structure let's take a look

at them first the set up at the very

beginning of your story you need to

introduce readers to your main character

or characters you should also reveal the

setting the world which they inhabit and

allow them to get a sense of the time

and place before you hit them with the

enticing incident

next the initial turning-point this is

where something happens that changes the

character and starts them out on their

journey whatever happens has to be

enough to change the character's ideas

desires or motivations and see them

start to move in a new direction and

next the opposition you need to begin to

introduce the characters or obstacles

that your character must face to reach

their goal this is also an excellent

time to raise the stakes and ensure that

the reader knows what the protagonist

has got to lose should they fail next

the change something new needs to happen

that helps the protagonist get back on

track and focus again on their goal this

can be a compelling twist such as an

enemy becoming a friend or vice versa or

the discovery of new information that

changes the course of the story or

creates a huge obstacle the protagonists

must figure out how to deal with this

next no turning back there should be a

seed around halfway through the novel

where something happens and now there is

no way life can ever be the same for the

protagonist nor can they decide to go

back to normal this scene should propel

the story forward and catalyze a series

of fast paced events that you need for

your conclusion next another twist

towards the end of your novel you can

include a second twist when it looks

like the end goal might be inside

something unexpected can happen that is

of great importance to your characters

and next the major setback when things

finally seem to be going well and it

looks as though everything is going to

be ok include major setback which causes

catastrophe and spells despair for your

main characters and next the climax the

climax is a high-energy scene where

either the end goal is achieved or it

isn't

this should be a huge event where the

protagonist comes face to face

with whatever obstacle is greatest and

next the wrap-up the aftermath of your

climax should tie all your ends together

and draw the story to a satisfying

ending make this short and sweet and

don't leave your readers hanging on

these key scenes that make up a novel

will help writers to understand the

protagonists journey and give the story

structure use them to create your story

outline and then get writing and don't

forget if you're struggling to write or

finish your book our free writers

toolkit can help with it you'll learn

how to overcome procrastination stay

focused get organized find time to write

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available simply go to

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Feb 11, 2019

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Hi there is Peter here again from a

writer's life with more tips and advice

for writers and coming up this time how

to create great blog post ideas whatever

kind of writer you are freelance fiction

or something else it's a good idea to

keep an author blog to reach new readers

and build up your fan base however

coming up with the ideas for blogs over

and over again can be difficult and take

more efforts and energy than you want it

to so how can you keep those creative

ideas coming to make sure you entice new

readers to your website time and time

again here are some tips to help you

first ask readers what they'd like help

with content that solves problems is

always well received so why not reach

out to a relevant audience and ask them

what kinds of things they need help with

there are so many areas of writing where

people struggle so maybe sharing your

experience and tips could be a great way

to entice new readers next put yourself

in their shoes if you were a person

interested in books think about what

kinds of things you would like to know

what would make you stop and want to

read a blog would it be funny helpful

insightful perhaps all of these things

also think about the kind of book you

are ultimately trying to get them

interested in are you writing a fantasy

fantasy a horror a romance you could use

the genre of your book to come up with

exciting and unique post ideas as well

next do your research one of the best

ways to come up with ideas for your blog

posts is to cheat a little look at other

authors particularly those that you

admire or who write the same kind of

books as you what are they writing about

which of their posts guess

a lot of engagement use their work to

inform your blog but don't just rehash

the same old material make sure you can

put your unique twist on things to a

next follow trends another way to make

your blog posts incredibly relevant is

to research what sorts of hot topics are

out there and find a way to incorporate

these into your work you could look at

politics and world news stories more

local to your area what's popular in

niches relating to your book such as

music dance art and so on and then write

blog posts around these topics to draw

your audience in and next interviews and

reviews one way to make your blog more

popular and keep it looking professional

it's to interview other writers

obviously the more well-known the better

you could also try to get interviews

with the influences relating to the

genre of your book say one of your

characters loves fashion why not

interview a famous fashion blogger and

intertwine themes from your book in your

question this is a smart way to gain a

more extensive reach while remaining on

topic be creative unique and fun in your

blog posts and try to make your content

as fresh and readable as possible if you

keep experimenting and seeing what works

for you you'll soon find these ideas

flowing and your blog becoming more

popular day by day and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writers toolkit can

help with it you'll learn how to

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Feb 8, 2019

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hello there is Peter here again some

more tips and advice for writers from

writers life and today what are the

differences between good writers and bad

writers because writing is so subjective

being able to say what makes good

writing good and consequently what makes

bad writing bad is difficult okay so

there are obvious mistakes that writers

can make poor grammar spelling

repetitive descriptions and so on but

what one reader might find monotonous

and uninspiring might be right of

another readers alley many famous and

successful books have opinions divided

the Twilight Saga Fifty Shades of Grey

even more serious words such as Life of

Pi have all had their share of critics

despite being bestsellers and having had

movies made out of them

lots of now highly celebrated novelists

have also revealed how many times they

were rejected before a publisher gave

them a chance does that mean that some

of the editors they sent their novels to

thought that their writing was bad

possibly probably however there is one

huge difference between good writers and

bad writers and that's that good writers

never gave up you wouldn't know about

them if they did writing is a craft it

can be learned every writer that starts

out will not be as good a writer as they

will be if they keep doing it for 20

years and applying themselves to the

practice of writing and be open to

learning and experimenting and refining

their art and taking advice and

criticism good writers didn't give all

halfway through their first draft

because they thought he was terrible

good writers didn't throw their

manuscripts in the bin before they'd

even bothered to send it off to anyone

for a second opinion good writers didn't

stop writing because they received a

rejection or a third

fourth rejection if you are willing to

put the effort in to take criticism and

rejection on the chin and think of it as

an opportunity to go back to the drawing

board and get even better then you will

you'll keep improving and it'll become a

good writer because you are committed to

the craft and will keep progressing and

doing whatever it takes to get you there

let's be clear about this this doesn't

mean you can just write once a month or

whenever the inspiration takes you it's

about creating the schedule deciding on

your writing goals and working

tirelessly to achieve them bad writers

don't do this they are either too

fearful or too precious about their

writing to try and edit it properly to

truly make it better they talk about

writing as if that's all they want to do

yet can't seem to find the time to ever

sit down and get anything done they are

full of excuses and they are afraid of

failure so they don't even try making

the time to write takes effort going

through the editing process properly can

be tedious and grueling putting your

work out there for the world to see can

be genuinely terrifying but if you want

to be a good writer you need to

persevere you need to have discipline

and humility and you need to be able to

take a knock or two so do you have what

it takes to be a good writer and don't

forget if you struggling to write or

finish your book our free writers

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Hello its Peter here again from writers

life where we have tips and advice for

writers and coming up this time hate

editing here's how to make it more fun

once you finish the first draft of your

manuscript you have every right to

celebrate it's a considerable

achievement after all however

unfortunately you can't rest on your

laurels for long as this is when the

hard work really begins now there is no

denying that there are some writers out

there who love the editing process they

enjoy perfecting and reworking that

manuscripts until they get it just right

for most of us however editing can be a

real drag and something that many of us

dread in the worst cases it can mean

never actually getting your book into a

state where you feel comfortable enough

to try and publish it and all that hard

work is wasted so how can you find ways

to get through the editing process and

try to make it more fun here are some

helpful tips first break it down the

idea of editing your entire novel can

feel somewhat overwhelming so you need

to break the process down to make it

feel more manageable just title one

chapter at a time make that chapter as

brilliant as you can before moving on to

the next next sets goals

don't let the editing process go on

indefinitely

give yourself specific goals and a time

frame by which you need to finish doing

this will help you keep things in

perspective and motivated to keep on

going next bribe yourself to make the

process more fun you need to keep

rewarding yourself along the way only

you know what will keep you motivated

but make sure you treat yourself and

also takes out to get excited about how

your novel is shaping up and patting

yourself on the back for all the great

work

next work methodically it's imperative

not to keep starting each editing

session from the beginning of your book

otherwise you'll end up with a flawless

first three chapters and the rest of it

barely looks at understanding when it's

time to move on and realizing that

perfection is not an option is also

important a next work with friends

having writing bullies to be talked with

bounce ideas off or just to have a good

old moan and be invaluable so join a

local writing group or find some

supports online to help you when you're

feeling demotivated and don't want to

continue and our next tip is cheat

of course you could always hire a

professional editor to help you so

really all you need to do is get your

book in as good a shape as possible and

then hand it over to someone who does

this for a living remember an editor

actually enjoy searching for missing

commas or inconsistencies so you can

rest assure that it's not all on you to

find them

we know the editing process is tough but

by following these tips you can make it

more manageable and get your book into a

more publishable standard in no time and

don't forget if you're struggling to

write or finish your book our free

writers toolkit can help with it you'll

learn how to overcome procrastination

stay focused get organized fine times

are right and finally get your book

published to get access to it now while

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Feb 4, 2019

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hello its Peter here again with more

tips and advice for writers here at

writers life and coming up this time

easy ways to improve your writing skills

all writers know that no matter whether

they are just starting or are seasoned

professionals there's always more to

learn and ways to improve so if you're

looking for some quick fixes to get

better at writing why not try the

following first make writing your job

you don't need to quit your day job to

take your writing seriously however if

you treat writing like you would your

job then you are much more likely to get

better why well think about it

you can't just fail to turn up to your

job and you can't do nothing

when you get there at work you might get

development reviews and new challenges

and be expected to improve apply all

this to your writing and you'll become

so much more productive and committed

the more you write the better you'll get

and next make reading part of the

process if writing is your job then

reading is like prepping for the

interview reading should be an integral

part of every righteous process so

instead of binge watching that box set

head to bed half an hour earlier and

read it's hardly much of a chore and the

more you read the more you'll learn from

others and be inspired and motivated to

continue yourself next find a writing

partner a writing partner can help you

so much not only will you have someone

holding you accountable as well as

encouraging you to write of course you

also have someone you can bounce ideas

off and who can take a first look at

your write and give you honest feedback

which can be so invaluable especially in

the early stages next explore writing

that you admire when you read don't just

do it for the sake of it actually pay

attention to what you're reading and

look for common factors in books that

you love what makes a story stand out to

you what characters have you fallen in

love with which all the books you just

couldn't put down investigating and

dissenting the writer you admire in this

way can be you find common

themes that you can incorporate into

your own stories next write outlines and

do proper research every good writer

knows that it pays to be organized so

don't start your writing sessions

without a clear plan having chapter

outline sketched out before you start

writing can keep you on the right track

and make sure that you have the whole

story plotted out before you begin

improving your research skills and

taking the types of research important

topics thoroughly will also make your

writing more detailed engaging and

believable to eliminate unnecessary

words train yourself to become

eagle-eyed when editing your work and

look out for where you've used more

words than you need to trimming the fat

in writing is so essential and concerned

sloppy overwritten passages into needs

smart pieces of literature that deliver

an impact following these tips can help

you continue to improve your writing

over time what quick tips do you use

when you need to give your writing a

boost why not share them with us in the

comments below and don't forget if

you're struggling to write or finish

your book our free writers toolkit can

help with it you'll learn how to

overcome procrastination stay organized

stay focused find time to write and

finally get your book published to get

access now while it's still available

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Feb 1, 2019

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writer's life with more tips and advice

for writers and coming up today how to

strengthen your online presence nowadays

it seems as though being a good writer

simply isn't enough not only is a

competition to get your book published

fiercer than ever before but there are

also thousands of authors now going down

the self-publishing route which means

it's tough to make your stand out

having your great online presence is

crucial for modern authors and this can

be done in many ways however all of them

involve consistently providing

well-written interesting and engaging

content that appeals to their target

audience and keeps them not only coming

back for more but sharing that content

and therefore in some ways doing your

marketing for you building a great

online presence rarely happens overnight

for most authors it's a slow and

sometimes tedious process and the growth

happens slowly but surely spending time

on this however can make all the

difference when it comes to helping see

your book sales soar so how do you

strengthen your online presence here are

some rules to follow first be selfless

obviously the whole point of dedicating

time and efforts to engaging with people

online is so that you can build a

following and tell them about all the

cool exciting writing related stuff

you're doing the problem is for the most

part they don't care you need to

consistently give them useful

interesting entertaining content theirs

has nothing to do with your book once

they trust you to continue to provide

this for them and have become unwavering

followers of what you do online only

then should you talk about your work and

even then this should be infrequent and

genuine

think about yourself as a shop assistant

if you push too hard your customers will

just leave if however you let them

browse and only approach them when you

think you can genuinely help them then

back off if they refuse that help they

are for more likely to stay and buy

something next get known for one

particular thing think about your work

your genre and your talents how can you

bring all of these together to reach out

to your target audience your thing could

be something really specific about

fly-fishing or it could just be being

sarcastic and funny think about what you

can bring to the table that no one else

is doing do it with integrity of passion

and you'll soon find more and more

people spreading the word about you next

have confidence when you rise do so with

authority even if you don't really

believe you have any if you come across

the self-assured and knowledgeable

you'll attract a wider audience readers

want to read content that is written

with conviction it's not about

people-pleasing it's about presenting

thoughts and ideas which make people sit

up and take notice next be consistent

there's no point in writing one great

piece posting it online working really

hard to get as many people to see it as

possible and then going quiet for a few

weeks if you really want to strengthen

your online presence you have to keep

putting content out there there is no

respite hard work is key

annexed understand SEO learn how SEO

works from a technical point of view yet

link backs from reputable and high

authority websites learn how to rank for

certain keywords right content that's

attention-grabbing

and shareable if you can improve your

SEO more people will be able to find you

and learn about your book improving your

online presence just like many aspects

of writing takes time and persistence

but doing so really can help you to

increase your readership and sell more

books so follow these tips keep working

at it and it could make all the

difference and don't forget if it's

struggling to write or finish your book

our free writers toolkit can help with

it you'll learn how to overcome

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Jan 30, 2019

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hello there is Peter here again with

more tips and advice from writers life

now coming up today do you know who you

are writing for when you sit down to

write it's always a good idea to ask

yourself before you start who am i

writing for the answer may be obvious

and straightforward or it might be

elusive and complicated are you writing

for yourself do you have a very

particular person in mind do you want

your opinion or story to be heard by a

particular group do you want to be

acknowledged or perhaps you are just

writing for anyone who will listen of

course it can be a combination of many

of these things most writers would say

that they write both for themselves for

the love of creating stories and playing

with language and for their audiences

whoever they may be how important is it

to know who you are writing for most

writers would argue that it is

imperative indeed if you are hoping to

have commercial success having a target

audience in mind will help you to craft

and shape your writing so that it

appeals directly to them you might also

want to think about how to attract

readers from further afield not just the

lovers of the genre or the ones who

already agree with your opinion will

naturally gravitate towards your work

but those on the fringes too perhaps

those who you would think would have no

interest in what you have to say how do

you persuade these audiences to listen

to you or to take a chance on your

writing and just give it a go

how do you find the right balance

between being true to yourself your

motivations and passions and writing for

an audience telling them what they want

to hear the key to effective writing is

knowing your reader and being able to

accurately predict what they want and

what they expect and then adhering to

that or alternatively surprising them

showing them something new different are

more exciting than they have ever

anticipated before how to identify your

audience ask yourself the following

questions who do you hope will read this

write down who your ideal reader would

be give them a name a personality bring

them to life this person is your target

audience you need to discover how they

think what excites them what turns them

off get to know them as intimately as

possible and you will have the best

chance of getting them to see your

points of view engage with your

characters buy your product or do

whatever it is you are trying to

persuade them to do who else might read

this don't just limit yourself to your

ideal audience think further beyond them

think of all the places your book

article blog post or newsletter might

end up are there other people we might

reach that you haven't considered

how could you reach out to them and

connect with them further and more

effectively you also need to consider

what you are hoping to achieve by

communicating with your audience it

might be to sell products increase their

understanding of a particular topic to

get them to share your work to sign up

to a newsletter or it might be to

persuade them around to your way of

thinking to be moved or inspired by your

story or simply to enjoy your book your

aims are important because if you don't

fulfill them no matter how many people

you've reached you won't feel satisfied

that you have achieved what you set out

to achieve understanding who you are

writing for regardless of the type of

writing you are doing can make all the

difference when it comes to connecting

with your audience

creating a following and motivating them

to act so next time you sit down to

write make sure you consider who your

reader is and think about how you can

speak to

and don't forget if it's struggling to

write or finish your book our free

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Jan 28, 2019

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Hello its Peter here again from

righteous life to some more tips and

advice for writers and coming up today

are you a writer here are the signs

writers glow gets a case of the doubts

from time to time and when they are at

their worst we wonder whether we are cut

out for this writing life at all when we

start to procrastinate and haven't done

any writing in ages or we are suffering

from a case of writer's block it's easy

to start feeling like we should give up

however all it takes is a bit of time to

sit back and reflect and if you need a

bit of a boost to confirm you are a

writer take a look at these signs you

know you are a writer when you have

paper and pen by your bed late night

Eureka moments a brilliant idea just as

you're about to drift off crazy dreams

that make no sense when you read over

them in the morning whatever your

reasons you want to make sure you don't

miss those 3 a.m. bursts of inspiration

when you're not writing you are thinking

about it a lot ok so your whole life

doesn't have to revolve around your

writing but you do spend a hell of a lot

of time thinking about writing when

you're not doing it whether you're

mulling over a problematic plot point

talking to your characters or just seem

a little bits of inspiration in everyday

life writing tends to take over your

head space more often than not you write

when you should be working when you're

on holiday and may have even taken a

sick day to work on your latest projects

so you are dedicated to your day job and

all but there have been times when you

might have let your lunch break run over

so you can finish that chapter or have

decided to call in sick when you've only

got a bit of a cold so you can keep

writing

even on a holiday you can't help but

keep working on your projects so you

always stay in the writing zone when you

write time passes insanely quickly there

is nothing quite as surprising as been

in the writing zone and every writer

knows the feeling when they look up from

a writing session and hours have gone by

even though you could swear you only

started a few minutes ago everyone and

everything has the potential to end up

in your book the world is your

inspiration every time you step out to

the house you are on high alert eyes

wide open ears pricked up things you see

conversations and interactions you

overhear places you travel experiences

you have they all have the potential to

end up in your novel reading is your

most important hobby writers love to

read it is their most excellent source

of inspiration motivation and the best

way of learning how to improve you can't

really be a writer if you don't love to

read things you hate most in life

include a blank page editing your

finished novel talking about your

writing word counts showing versus

telling Amazon rankings and the dreaded

way to hear back from publishers your

computer or notebook is full of weird

and wonderful half-baked story ideas

characters even single sentences or

words that you'll get to one day and

turning to something brilliant probably

do any of the buff sound like you what

do you think makes someone a writer we'd

love to hear your comments below

and don't forget if you're struggling to

write or finish your novel our free

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Hello and welcome to writer's life where

we bring you tips and advice for writers

I'm Peter and coming up today avoid

these freelance writing jobs when

starting as a freelance writer it can be

easy and tempting to take on jobs that

you shouldn't of course we can't dictate

to you what to take on but there is a

genuine problem with writers taking on

poorly defined unfairly demanding jobs

to build up their portfolio which means

that the business offering these jobs

will continue to think it's okay to

treat writers this way it's not just the

morning there are also people out there

who refuse to give you the right

information to get the job done and then

complain you did it wrong and those who

take far too long to pay you or who try

to avoid paying you at all as a

freelance writer it's easy to make

mistakes and so to make your life's less

stressful here are some kind of

freelance writing jobs then every writer

should avoid first ones that asks you

not to play your eyes there are so many

jobs out there that patronize writers

ones that specifically say no article

spinning or will know if you play your

eyes are already revealing themselves to

have no respect for writers okay we

understand that maybe they have had bad

experiences in the past but by

communicating with their writer asking

them about their experience of making

sure they are a good fit for the piece

of work it will become obvious whether

they are a serious credible writer or

one who will try to get away with using

someone else's work stating this in the

job ad suggests

inheritant distrust of writers from the

outset and spells shovel the head next

ones that pay less than the minimum wage

when you first start as a freelance

writer you might have to wait a while to

get the highest paid jobs however that

doesn't mean you should work for free or

get paid next to nothing for your copy

don't let businesses take advantage of

writers and refuse to accept jobs that

don't pay at least the minimum wage next

once it's are too vague and the

communication is bad another read fly is

a vague Job Description or one that

sounds too good to be true or when the

poster doesn't communicate well or

answer your questions in these instances

the job posting might be spam or it just

may indicate that the employer isn't

willing to give you enough information

for you to do the job well and next

one's where the employer is rude and

demanding no matter how inexperienced

you are employers should treat you with

respect they are hiring you to do a

service and if they are rude or overly

demanding from the outset they will

probably continue to be this way

throughout the project and you've got to

ask yourself whether it's worth it

next one's that compromised your morals

integrity or passions content is needed

for all sorts of things so find out what

you are most interested in and

passionate about and try to find jobs

that's aligned with that avoid writing

content that you don't agree with that

compromises your beliefs in some way all

that bores you

where's funning that by avoiding the

types of job mentioned in this video you

can start your freelance writing career

with your head

I can make sure you are doing honest

exciting work that makes you proud and

don't forget if it's struggling to write

or finish your book our free writers

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Jan 22, 2019

Why Every Business Needs Great Content - WritersLife.org

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Hello there and welcome again to writers

life is Peter here with some more tips

and advice for writers and this time why

every business needs great content every

business who wants to explore all their

marketing options and who doesn't

needs great content it's plain and

simple content marketing is one of the

most powerful vehicles with which to

advertise your business products and

attract new customers by sharing

valuable content for free with the

people who want it you will be noticed

by prospects and these prospects will

convert into buyers and potentially even

loyal customers who return to your

business time and time again so why is

great content marketing so important

well for a start it covers a whole

spectrum of different mediums so we have

the potential to advertise your business

in loads of different ways blogs

podcasts video and social media sites

are all places where you can post

content and potentially boost your

business great content writing requires

catchy headlines unusual and exciting

articles and these thoughts provoking

useful and interesting remember your

audience wants content that is valuable

and information that they can understand

so if you write content that is clearly

just a worthy sales pitch they will be

immediately turned off blogging is a

great place to start it can help your

customers really engage with your brand

and give it a friendly face make sure

your blogs are relevant to fill your

customers blogs can help improve your

SEO which means better search engine

rankings and more visibility for your

business web

site setting up a blog is simple cheap

and you don't have to have advanced

graphic skills so every business really

should have one keeping a regular blog

is basically the central hub where all

your content should be contained

you can then feed it into all your other

communication platforms ie Facebook and

Twitter and even marketing campaigns and

newsletters writing a blog demonstrates

your expertise it makes you an authority

and therefore trustworthy you are also

giving people valuable information for

free and there's nothing people love

more than free stuff as your blog grows

so will your customer relationships

strengthen your customer base widen and

your sales increase it's important to

have a strategy when blogging for your

business don't just write random posts

here and there and expect them to get

much attention in order to come up with

a successful strategy you first need to

understand what your potential audience

is what they need or what problems do

they have

how can you give them what they need or

solve their problems create a schedule

you should post at least once a week and

stick to it religiously this means when

you build up a fan base your readers

will come to easily await your next post

make sure you stay ahead of the

competition by keeping your posts fresh

and modern stay abreast of the latest

news and trends and start blogging about

them as soon as you do this will give

you an edge over your competition and

keep you ahead of the game writing great

content for your business is fun and

inspiring

once you get into the swing of it you

soon start to see ideas everywhere if

you don't have a blog then why not start

one today

you'll soon see all the benefits that

having fantastic valuable and usable

content on your site can have for your

business and don't forget if you're

struggling to write or finish your book

our free writers toolkit can help with

it you'll learn how to overcome

procrastination stay focused get

organized find time to write and finally

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go to

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Jan 18, 2019

Can You Crowdfund Your Writing - WritersLife.org

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Hello there it's writers life and Peter

here again with some more tips and

advice for writers and coming up today

can you crowd fund your writing without

a budget for your book it can be

challenging to find the time to keep

going if you are fitting in writing

while trying to hold down a full-time

job it can be a massive challenge trying

to get to the end even if you do then

having the capacity of budget to market

your novel can also become problematic

but what if you could get other people

to fund your work so you could actually

pay yourself to do the research writing

and promotion of your book to give it

the best chance of success many people

think this is only possible if you find

a publisher we'll need to give you an

advance and take on the role of markets

of themselves however there are

alternatives and many authors are

looking to crowdfund their writing to

make it possible for them to complete

their work so how does crowdfunding work

crowdfunding allows a person who wants

to create something to pre-sell their

products to raise the necessary funds to

do so you as the author need to explain

why it's essential for your book to come

into existence how will it benefit

people

what's its USP being able to explain

this succinctly

and make your project sound worthwhile

is what will draw investors in when it

comes to crowdfunding a book authors

tend to steer clear of offering equity

in the projects as this can get

complicated

however offering investors some

incentive or reward is important a

mention enly forward or a copy of the

finished book works well some authors

have had fantastic success using

crowdfunding platforms to help raise a

budget to write their book some have

made hundreds of thousands of dollars

before they've had

a single book that sure beats waiting

for sales to trickle in to try and make

a money back and is better than lots of

publishers would offer to crowdfunding

your book also helps to build booths and

excitements around it and drape some

potential fanbase before your book hits

the shelves it also gives your book

validation before you write it if people

are willing to part with their

hard-earned cash because they believe in

your projects and you're managing your

crowdfunding goals then you know your

book is worth writing and having that

kind of confidence is pretty awesome

a successful crowd funded self-published

book is also going to be considered more

credible than one that isn't anyone can

press publish and get that book out on

Amazon these days however a book that

has persuaded enough people to pre buys

is social proof that can make all the

difference when you come to launch day

so if you're looking for a way to raise

money and awareness for your next

project perhaps crowdfunding is the way

to go have you considered crowdfunding

your novel why not let us know and don't

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finish your book our free rights is to

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Jan 16, 2019

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Hello there is Peter here again with

some more tips and advice from writers

life and coming up today how to blend

fiction and nonfiction the idea of

blending fiction and nonfiction may seem

strange to some if you're writing a

novel you might draw on elements and

experiences from your real life but

actually switching the way you're right

so some parts of your book are

fictionalized is not a technique you

often come across however there are

particular types of books that can lend

themselves well to this technique and if

you're writing a book that's designed to

help people this can be a great way of

getting practical information across as

well as telling a story that draws

readers in and makes your book more

exciting and entertaining to read

business books self-help books any book

that is trying to deliver some lesson

can mix fiction and nonfiction to make

it more readable and to help those who

are interested in the book absorb the

information without it being too dry or

complicated so how can you do this begin

by planning people are on a constant

information overload these days so

finding ways to break down important

information and make it more interesting

and memorable is crucial design the

characters in your book so that they are

realistic but also engaging talk to

people in relevant industries to give

you inside information on what the

settings should be how people would

enter eyes how they will dress what

their interests would be and so on it's

essential to blend fictional characters

with the realities of whatever will they

inhabit say a particular business

next give characters or objects meaning

presenting information by telling a

story can not only keep your readers

interested but also make it easy for

them to grasp more complicated concepts

for example you could have each

character in your story being

representative of a particular

discipline or lesson or strength and by

the characters coming together they can

fully succeed at the task in hand next

settings give context using fictional

characters in a setting that is

representative of the real culture of a

particular business can also help blend

elements of fiction and nonfiction

together to give a new perspective that

allows people to recognize the behaviors

and cultures in a specific organization

at the same time this can help them see

how to learn something new or overcome

any challenges that might arise next

pulling it together ultimately if you're

writing the kind of book which is a

purpose to inform and teach people this

needs to be a priority however finding

creative ways to convey information can

make all the difference and blending

fiction and nonfiction together can be

an effective way of doing so and don't

forget if you're struggling to write or

finish your book our free writers to

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