by Shaundra Cragun | Dec 28, 2018 | Writing Tips
“If you don’t grab them now, you’ll lose them forever.” Threats like this have been pouring out of English teachers and writing professors since your days in elementary school. Whether you’re constructing an article on the use of magical...
by Britainy Sorenson | Oct 23, 2018 | AP Style Basics, GrammarSpot
Staying on top of what is going on in your national and state legislatures is important to be an informed voter and to be involved in your community. Even if you do not consider yourself politically savvy, chances are high that you may need to write press releases or...
by Britainy Sorenson | Oct 9, 2018 | AP Style Basics, GrammarSpot
If you are like me and tend to do a lot of blog or SEO content writing throughout the week, you probably mention a well-known company or two in your content. It is imperative that when you write any piece – particularly if it is for a specific company – that you get...
by Beth Sederstrom | Oct 5, 2018 | GrammarSpot, Writing Tips
Finding success as a copywriter can be difficult, no matter your level of writing experience. In terms of easiness, learning how to copywrite like a pro is a goal that lies somewhere between grilling the perfect steak and playing drums for Iron Maiden. Nobody said it...
by Shaundra Cragun | Sep 11, 2018 | GrammarSpot, Writing Tips
Things just aren’t the same anymore. The honeymoon sparks you felt when you were first hired have paled in the light of the dull computer screen you stare at hour after hour in an effort to bring home the bacon. Gripped with uncertainty, you find yourself wondering if...
by Jen Middleton | Aug 29, 2018 | GrammarSpot, Writing Tips
The phrase “free lance” originated in the early 1800s. It was a term used to describe professional soldiers who would fight for the highest bidder. While we don’t wield swords, modern-day freelancers serve no master – except ourselves. We are essentially literary...
