Ever Heard of a Nut Graf? Even Some Journalists Haven’t.
In news writing, a story's nut graf can be just as important as the lead sentence. But many students, I find, have never heard of the term.
In news writing, a story's nut graf can be just as important as the lead sentence. But many students, I find, have never heard of the term.
How do you feel about blogging in a noisy room? For me, I find writing with distractions to be what I'm used to. But I have a good reason.
Automattic, the parent of WordPress, launched a new AI blog writing tool. But this one doesn't worry me the way some others do.
Every few years, new research reveals the average amount of time spent writing a blog post and it's hovering around four hours.
Would you say blogging changed a lot of the last decade or remained largely the same? Here's the biggest change I've seen and one constant.
Whenever you sit down to write a blog post, I assume your goal — or one of them — would always be to craft a quality post for your readers.
Some content creators might feel a sense of dread over AI-written content and the possibility they might become obsolete one day.
If you value good grammar, watching some newscasts may seem painful to your ears. One reason for this is the use of fake present tense.
I think most of us who blog with there were more hours in the day to keep up with deadlines. But writing fast doesn't always help you.
The news service Reuters caught some flak on Friday over a coronavirus headline that made it look like Mike Pence was a patient.
I recently found a post from John Saddington about creativity that I think also relates perfectly to blogging productivity.
November is National Novel Writing Month when procrastinating would-be novelists have a single month to get it together.
During a recent Blogchat Twitter chat, the subject of the blog post writing process came up and gave bloggers a chance to give a glimpse of how they blog.
When you set your blogging deadlines, are you taking an action that will actually help your blog or hurt it? My answer: Yes!
Yes, no matter how well you're rolling along with your blog, there will come a point where you feel like...
If you've considered starting a blog but you still haven't published that first post because you don't consider yourself a great writer, please read this.
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