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Understanding The Structure Of An Article

By GIFFORD at 1 April, 2009, 12:00 am

In school, we are all taught about adjectives, verbs, nouns, and other exciting elements of the English language. Additionally, we are all told to use effective paragraphing, informative introductions, and conclusive endings. Titles should be “captivating”, and audiences should rise from their seats, bursting with applause at the end of each piece of writing.

The Importance Of Writing A Pre-Planned Article

By GIFFORD at 13 February, 2009, 12:00 am

Remember back in high school when we were forced to compose creative pieces of writing during English class? I know, I’m sorry for bringing back horrible memories for the majority of you – but I assure you there is a point. I remember my English class, and the look of disgust on everyones face when we were told to sit down, brainstorm our upcoming story, plan the key points, write a draft, and then finish with the “good” copy.

Articles As A Means of Promotion

By GIFFORD at 21 January, 2009, 12:00 am

One of the most important business decisions of all time has got to be – how do I run a successful, cost efficient promotional campaign? Many people have attempted to come up with an exact marketing model, with the aim of predicting consumer response and uptake rates. However, more often than not, these models have failed to prove their worth and reliability on a practical level.

The Size And Shape Of An Article

By GIFFORD at 21 January, 2009, 12:00 am

The internet is a far reaching, endless host of informative, current, and insightful information. For a person browsing the web, things that are unique, attractive, and relevant are the winners when it comes to attention. It’s the content I’m talking about of course.

If You Can Write Emails And Postcards – You Can Write Articles

By GIFFORD at 17 January, 2009, 12:00 am

Writing. It’s a skill we learn once, and never forget. Whilst almost none of us sit down to write a letter with ink anymore, new forms of writing have emerged – including emails, texting, social network messages, and memos.

Article Writing Can Be Fun

By GIFFORD at 16 January, 2009, 12:00 am

If you are like me, all those creative scripts, fictional fairy stories, and forced literature that I was obliged to compose during my schooling years somewhat put me off the idea of writing professionally – at least for a while. But when I actually sat down and decided to write about a topic with which I was familiar, everything suddenly felt much better.