Wednesday, March 18, 2020
8 Reasons Why You Should Bookmark Just Publishing Advice
8 Reasons Why You Should Bookmark Just Publishing Advice You wouldnt expect a website titled Just Publishing Advice to have the wide scope of content this one has, and its a surprising find for any writer looking for wells?350 Other Words For Said For Your Dialogue WritingSelf-Publishing: Expectations vs Reality For New Authors#4. All the self-publishing advice you could possibly need is in one placeSelf-publishing is becoming the new norm. In fact, in her survey of nearly 2,000 indie authors, Marie Force, the New York Times-bestselling hybrid author of more than 30 indie-published titles found that approximately 13 percent of respondents made a writing income that fully supports their family. Another 26.8 percent noted that their book sales partially supports their family, and 18 percent claimed it was enough income for extras they wouldnt normally be able to afford in their budget.If youre one such indie author, youll be happy to have access to Just Publishing Advices trove of self-publishing advice. Some of the more recent articles post ed include:What Is The Best Software For Authors Writing A New Book?How Many Words In A Novel? It Depends On Your GenreHow To Write A Book And Enjoy Writing It21 Questions You Can Ask To Help You Sell More Books#5. Learn to be a better writer, conquer writers block, and moreLearning to become a better writer is much like learning to become a stronger weightlifter, swimmer, or Olympian- its not so much a matter of choice or the Muse as it is a matter of perseverance, fortitude, and personal commitment. Stephen King once wrote, If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot. Theres no way around these two things that Im aware of, no shortcut.The simple truth is that great writing takes even greater practice and preparation, and neither is present without one or the other. If your goal is to be a great writer, your actions should then back up your goal- actions that move in a voluntary direction toward learning more, developing your writ ing skills, and internalizing what it means to be a great writer.Just Publishing Advice allows you to do just that. Not only does it offer valuable advice about making a living as a writer, it also provides information about how to be a better writer each day. In fact, with the number of posts on the blog (an average of one to two posts a week), youre guaranteed to find useful information on a regular basis. Sometimes, all it takes to cure writers block is to read some relevant advice offered from experienced writers and creatives in the field of publishing.#6. You think you know grammar? Think again!Even though the websites name insinuates that its content is limited to just publishing advice, theres much more to it. Its a good thing, too, because knowing grammar is an art. There are those who preach it religiously- vocally even, on social media- while still others who practice quietly in the confines of their personal space (and personal writing).Whichever path you choose, Just Pu blishing Advices blog has a separate category for grammar posts. Some of the most recent posts are:Whats The Difference Between Participial Phrase And Gerund?When Do You Use A Comma Before Or After But?How To Get Neither Nor And Either Or Right Every TimeFurther vs Farther – How Are They Different?#7. Bloggers are in a class of their own, so own it!According to a recent study, the most common reason for blogging is making money, with two-thirds of all bloggers naming it as their main motivation. Additionally, Quality of content is rated the #1 most important success factor among all bloggers. However, higher-income bloggers put much more emphasis on promoting their content than lower-income bloggers do. So, if youre a writer who is focused on blogging, youre likely looking for resources of how to do it better, smarter, and at a greater profit.If youre a writer who is focused on blogging, youre likely looking for resources of how to do it better, smarter, and at a greater prof it. Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash.If thats the case, Just Publishing Advice has exactly what you need, with a section of its blog focused specifically on helping bloggers. The content covers everything from SEO and Adsense to attracting more visitors and acquiring backlinks to your blog.Some example articles that I find especially useful are:Three Simple Changes That Will Improve Your Blog Writing3 Big Blogging Secrets. Content, Internal Links And KeywordsShould You Add Google Adsense Advertising To Your Blog?What Are Backlinks And Why Are They Vital For Your Blog?#8. The writing tools linked are awesomeBetween posts offering advice on 40 Free Writing Apps And The Best Free Writing Software and articles reviewing free writing software, youre going to find some great writing tools to help you do your work better and more efficiently. Theres also a writers toolbox linking Essential Self-Publishing Tools and Services for Authors, which is an excellent one-stop shop for everything writ ing related.Just Publishing Advice also offers starter guides like this one on how to self-publish your book. If youre the kind of person who needs a checklist, this self-publishing checklist post will give you the exact detailed list you need.
Sunday, March 1, 2020
LEssentiel - Essential French Phrases
LEssentiel - Essential French Phrases Even if youre just going to France for a week, you should know some survival French - a few essential words and phrases that youll use over and over. This is a somewhat miscellaneous list of the basics, so be sure to follow the links at the end for even more essential French like hello and please.Je parle (un peu de) franà §ais   I speak (a little) French.Parlez-vous anglais ?   Do you speak English?Comment ?   What?Je ne comprends pas.   I dont understand.Que veut dire ___ ?   What does ___ mean?Rà ©pà ©tez, sil vous plaà ®t.   Repeat, please.Plus lentement   More slowlyEncore une fois   One more timeComment dit-on ___ en franà §ais ?   How do you say ___ in French?Je ne sais pas   I dont knowJai une question   I have a questionJai un problà ¨me   I have a problemoui    yesnon    nosi    yes (in reponse to a negative question)daccor d    OKet    andou    orqui    whoquoi    what*quand    whenoà ¹Ã‚    wherepourquoi    whycomment    how*Be careful, there are several ways to say what in French. Practice Essential French Vocabulary Essential French quizCrossword puzzleWord seek More essential French 100 essential French wordsEssential French gesturesEssential French grammarEssential French phrasesEssential French verbsEssential French for travelersHow to say ___ in French For more in-depth study, check out French for Beginners.
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