Yes, we learn through repetition, but purposeful repetition and redundancies are different. Redundant content annoys readers, so learn how to avoid redundancies and how to fix common trouble spots.
Master time management with practical tips tailored for editors. Discover strategies to boost productivity, schedule your day, meet deadlines, and maintain work-life balance while handling the complexities of editing.
The first chapter of your novel often determines whether the reader will keep reading. It is crucial that this first chapter hook and keep the reader engaged until the very end. Learn the elements to include and the mistakes to avoid in your first chapter.
Matching singular to singular and plural to plural seems basic enough, but when it comes to subjects and sentence complements, either way can seem wrong. Learn how to handle these situations.
Self-editing should involve many revision passes. One or two passes should be reserved for implementing feedback from your beta readers and/or critique partners. Learn how to find these people and how to implement their feedback in this tutorial.
The editing community is full of helpful people, so don’t go it alone. Ask your questions, get answers. Then go a step further and find others to mentor swap and collaborate with. Learn why and how to do this!
Commas are used around antitheticals. Learn what those are and the exceptions to the rule.
Marketing a book can be tough, but if you become a white hat pirate, it will be a cinch. Follow these 17 tips teaching you how to become a book marketing pirate and sell more books today.
Client management doesn’t need to be stressful and time-consuming. Create clear systems and processes and you’ll feel on top of your client relationships in no time. No more forgetting to send a client a message, no more wondering where you put their information … Instead, create your repeatable processes and stick to them.
Your main character(s) can make or break your book, so it is worth the time to get it right. Learn how to create a compelling character that will keep your reader turning the pages.
