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Word Up! How to Write Powerful Sentences and Paragraphs (And Everything You Build from Them) by Marcia Riefer Johnston

Word Up! How to Write Powerful Sentences and Paragraphs (And Everything You Build from Them) Marcia Riefer Johnston ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 270
Publisher: Northwest Brainstorms Publishing
ISBN: 9780985820305

With respect, I must disagree with Mr. It's not the Book; It's the Hook! How to Write Powerful Sentences and Paragraphs (And Everything You Build from Them). Her grand blogging adventure of the last two years culminates April 27 in the release of her book, Word Up! We all know the most important part of any article is the title. Avoid passive verbs and -ly adverbs, long sentences and paragraphs that slow the reader way down. General advice is that a post needs to have some 300+ words of text in it for Google and search engines to pick it up. How many times have you had your students bring you a paper that they wrote a "sentence" on only to turn and ask them Well, the moment you meet your little sweeties you, the teacher, begin talking to them using ORAL WRITING! Feb 12, 2010 - And when it comes to academic writing, such as essays and reports, don't use exclamatory sentences at all, unless you are using them in quotations. Nov 5, 2012 - Your blog markets you or your book and your book markets your blog because you put all the necessary pre-marketing blurbs and links in it. After the title, however, the first few In other words, always make your question relevant to your reader's needs. Apr 30, 2013 - To share her love of writing, she has collected some one-of-a-kind essays into a book: Word Up! If you don't make it easy and readable for them, they won't finish and you won't get their support for your follow up marketing. Without a compelling title, your reader won't even get to the first sentence. I had a chance to read an early draft and provide feedback. Jan 30, 2014 - THEY CAN'T WRITE IT!" Truer words have not yet been spoken when it comes to writing in elementary school. A blogger you pick up some lessons and learnings, you have them in your mind when publishing but to definitely get it all in place correctly and at all times it is worth writing all the things down that help make a successful post for you. Jul 13, 2013 - Marcia Riefer Johnston recently published Word Up! If you've ever read the cover of a supermarket tabloid like the National Enquirer, or the New York Post, you know how powerful this approach can be. So if you are doing itTHEY WILL DO IT TOO! As silly as it may sounds we all know that our lovely little kids like to mimic us! Feb 9, 2011 - William Zinsser, On Writing Well. How do I hook the visitor in the first paragraph in order to get him to dig deeper and continue exploring the post?