I love some words for the way they sound or how much fun they are to say. Others I like for what they mean or how, just by saying them, your tone is instantly more formal or downright silly. So, I made a list of a few favorites. Take a look.
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Why typos happen (and the best ways to spot them)
It turns out typos happen for a good reason: we’re highly focused on conveying our message, not typing. And we don’t always see our mistakes because our brains know what we meant. Still, typos are exasperating — and potentially damaging to our credibility. Read on for more about why typos happen and my 5 favorite tips for spotting them before it’s too late.
Getting creative: Why I’m making Multi-printables
I’ve always admired people who make things. Paintings. Photos. Crafts. But I’m not artistic. I don’t take particularly amazing photos. And I’m absolutely awful when attempting anything crafty. Still, I appreciate the skill it takes to turn creativity into something tangible. Here’s the story about why I opened an Etsy shop called Multiprintables.
The case against (and for) word counts
Finding out about a new assignment is one of my favorite parts of being a freelance writer. Right up until I see the word count. That’s the reality check that makes the assignment feel daunting. Or impossibly constrained. Word counts are my nemesis. And spoiler alert: Word counts are also my friend.
Does blogging work? (Yes! These real-life examples prove it.)
As a freelance writer focused on content marketing, blogging is something I discuss with clients all the time. The question, “Does blogging work?” comes up almost every time I meet a new client. My answer is, “Yes,” because I’ve seen the results firsthand. Read on for real-life examples of how blogging pays off for businesses.
