A.C.E. Writers

Occasionally, I find a blog with a writer so focused on content and niche that the blog is “of a mind” and I’m drawn back to that mind. Time and again, I’m drawn to a blog written by a young woman who has grown up before my very eyes. Her sense of wonder never ceases [...]

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You never know when it’s important to get the right message to the right person, until you’ve once given the wrong message to the wrong person. There’s a problematic issue there of the message and who it should be given to. Try now – this message. It’s nearly midnight and the day is gone, but [...]

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As I sit here, once again, awaiting sunrise, the contemplation of what draws readers comes to mind. There’s a comment in the in box that indicates my topics are spam… uhhuh. She’s selling Viagra, Vicodin and Valium and my topics are spam. Okay, that’s a good line. I suppose, even the fact that I referred [...]

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How many words does it take to make a profit? The question came through email from a writer friend who had been playing with his writing game for more than half a century. The man was freaking old! But he still had a dream. There wasn’t anything else in his message, just that question. I [...]

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By Laura Wheeler It seems that everybody is an SEO expert, even though, if you truly understand the field, you quickly come to realize that nobody knows everything about SEO. In fact, many people who say they do, are really just guessing.

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Some days you just want to know what people are thinking. Like today… I’ve been busy fixing my hair (yes it took all day) and getting ready to go to Denver for a few days and switch places with my kids – lol. Kevin and Tatia get to come see the family in Lamar, over [...]

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Christopher Knight of www.ezinearticles.com started this morning’s posting spree with a 5 Minute Lunch-N-Learn Concept that rolls pretty danged easily off the paper. I thought I’d share it here. With five minutes marked on the clock, Chris gives a power packed visual of setting the stage for article marketing and how you can imagine your [...]

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The True Nature of Writing Articles By Danielle Simone Writing is like breathing: sometimes you hold your breath, or sneeze or cough. But mostly, you breathe. And mostly, writers write. Creating articles builds credibility and dimension to your niche or area of expertise online. Putting together a small 250 to 400 word piece is a [...]

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Is your blog for your reader fans, or other writers? When I started this process, I hadn’t figured out the options of blogging to a specific niche, and I thought I was doing it the “right way”. But then, after staging a coup on blogging, I realized I probably had the wrong audience in mind… [...]

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Elusive, that’s what style is to the average writer. They think they have it, they’ve considered their voice, but the mystery remains unsolved and most writers lack the sustenance to know the value of their “style.” A quality editor, however, will not only recognize style but have some basic concept of how to hold onto [...]

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