Writers Tools and Jobs

Looking for writing sites for all levels of writing.  Here are some writing sites you hear nothing about on any of the forums.

WriteWords

Is a wonderful writer’s site you can find writing jobs lots of these writing sites I personally never heard of and you don’t here about these sites in the writing forums?  Speaking of forums there forum is quite unique.  They also offer a variety of writing courses such as learning to write children’s book that just one of many courses they offer.

Writing World

Payment: 5 cents per word for original articles, to a maximum of $100 (articles over 2000 words are paid $100); $25 for reprints; $15 for humor. Payment on acceptance. We will also exchange advertising space for articles.

Copy Right

Get a better understanding about copy rights and much more.  This is just a sample of what you will learn from Copyrighted works on the net include news stories, software, novels, screenplays, graphics, pictures, Usenet messages and even email. In fact, the frightening reality is that almost everything on the Net is protected by copyright law.

Better Editor

BetterEditor.org, designed for editors and writers, is a straightforward, structured resource that includes a sizeable collection of categorized links to useful editing and writing sites. If you find BetterEditor.org helpful, please link to us.

Writers Jobs

Writejobs.com provides job listings, career resources and information for journalism, media and publishing professionals.  This site has many free resources and this site is geared to more experienced writers.

Tips to Get Page Views Plus Clicks

Introduction


Have you noticed when you stop writing or promoting your articles you don’t seem to get readers?  Even if you stop writing and promoting your article you should have plenty of readers and clicks.  If you do what is suggested in this article you won’t have to constantly write and promote articles.


Introduction and Title


Your title and your introduction is the most important part of any article.  Your title and your introduction is the first thing your reader reads.  Your title should be descriptive of the content and right to the point. Your introduction should be at least three to four sentences.  Never skip the introduction.  Your introduction is what draws readers to your article.  Their could be thousands of articles with the same titles.  If your article has photos or videos be sure to mention that you have photos and videos in the second or third sentence.  Describe what the reader will learn if they chose your article.  If you’re writing an article on dog breeds or plants you might want to create a blog with pictures or videos.


Usefulness of the Article


Be sure to write an article your readers will enjoy reading.  Your article should have detailed information about the subject of the article with links to sites that have facts site that end with .edu, .gov, or link to sites that have diagrams and factual information.


Avoid Writing Article that Have Been Written to Death


Articles like “How to Potty Train a Puppy” unless you have a total unique way to potty train a puppy.  Avoid writing titles like that people should already know or understand with common sense.  Like how to brush teeth.  “How to Vacuum,” What to Put on Your Kitchen Table articles such as these will not earn you money?


To Similar or Duplicated Articles


To similar meaning researching an article and writing basically the same thing as the article you linked too or basically rewriting any article that has no new ideas or information about the subject just basically rewriting an article with different words.


Check Your Google Ads


After you publish your articles never forget to check your ads.  Make sure all your ads match your content.  If your ads do not match your content this is a red flag.  This means you didn’t choose the right category or you didn’t use enough keywords or keyword phrases.


Public Service Ads


After you have published your article review your article make sure Google ads appear not public service ads.  If you see public service ads that means you have written something in your article that Google flagged.  Google will not promote sex in any way.  If you just happen to put in a phrase or word that the Google web-crawler detects as inappropriate.  You will see public service ads.

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