By Christie Rose Gardner on writing well. Use your words! In a world of emoticons, emojis, and textspeak, words do still matter. The importance of writing well cannot be overstated. After all, that’s why we have a language full of words of all sizes, etymology, definitions, and applications. Whether speaking or writing, words and how we arrange and…
As I’ve slowly adopted and added Snapchat into my daily social media repertoire, I’m finding that it’s harder and harder to manage all my networks: Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (as well as chat services like WhatsApp) without losing my mind.
I began my professional life as a reporter, first in New York when I was in college, and then at some small town papers.
As we’ve demonstrated numerous times on this blog, we are a tad obsessed with commas. We can’t help it: we’re obsessed with good writing, and bad comma usage detracts from good writing. It’s the hardest punctuation mark to master, and the most important.
By Curt Smothers on being a writer for Verblio. So why do I like being a writer for Verblio? Let me count the ways. 1. You Don’t Bid, Compete, or Pitch You just find clients who need posts in your wheelhouse and write. Verblio has this fantastically easy user interface. Just click the “Research” link and…
Blog Post Level: Advanced blogging only. Proceed with caution. If you’re still getting your feet wet with writing a blog and your content strategy is in the newborn/developmental stages, this post isn’t for you. Check this one out instead that can get you walking before you run. Turns out, here at Verblio, we know something about…