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  • Writing Diary  By : nick rauge
    Diaries are sacred possessions, as they are also a rather taboo subject for conversation, which means that every word written in this article is an attempt not to trip on the wires that any comment could set off, especially if the comment is harmless, but not taken in the correct manner.
  • A Three Minute Lesson on Private Label Rights  By : Keith Westley
    Maybe you have heard the term private label rights or PLR articles but you are just not sure what this means.
  • Working Well with Your Dissertation Advisor  By : Dr. Rachna D. Jain
    Did you know that your relationship with your advisor can make the difference between a dissertation process which is smooth, and one which is not? There are several ways to maintain a good working relationship with your advisor. This article offers tips and suggestions to help you. ..
  • How Long Should Your Dissertation Take?  By : Dr. Rachna D. Jain
    More time does not automatically equate to better outcome. This is true for the dissertation process, and for life. How long should your dissertation take? Read more to find out...
  • Your Writing, Tell it as it is!  By : gina marie
    As a writer the only special power you have is the power of words, consider yourself privileged and use your power wisely.
  • Blog Optimization for Profit - Part 4  By : Jim DeSantis
    Optimizing your blog for fun and profit can be a daunting task. There are secret tricks of the trade that separate newbies from techies but that does not mean you cannot do some of it yourself. This article is one of a series that lifts the curtain on this shadowland of optimization.
  • 3 Great Ways to Start Your Writing Career  By : gina marie
    If you have not joined the literary ranks by writing your story yet, now is the perfect time. Why not make it one of your resolutions to write a few words every day?
  • How to Write a Better Memo  By : Brian S. Konradt
    Size doesn’t matter. Such is the case with the memo. Isn’t it amazing how one relatively short document can be such a huge pain? The following tips show you how to construct a formidable, readable memo.
  • What’s Hot and What’s Not on Blog Services  By : Sarah Miller
    Although podcasting has definitely surpassed the popularity and usefulness of blogging nowadays, that certainly doesn’t mean blogging is a dying art. Not at all! If you take the time to browse around the Internet, you’ll see the members of popular blog hosting communities are still rapidly growing. If you’re not yet part of this crowd, you better jump on the bandwagon soon to experience the same fun and excitement.
  • 8 Blogging Tools You Must Have  By : Sarah Miller
    Blogging is, in itself, a pretty fun way to get your information online, regularly and efficiently. It is also convenient in the sense that even beginners can jump into the fray without much training. You only have to look at the popularity of dozens of social networking sites such as MySpace and Friendster to realize that just about any Tom, Dick, and Jane can blog.
  • Website Vs. Blog: Pros and Cons Unveiled  By : Sarah Miller
    You've been dying to get some solid online presence, yeah? But you're faced with the dilemma of going for a blog or a website. How do you solve your problem? Let's differentiate a website from a blog and see where it will get you.
  • Writing to Preserve 2006  By : Nomad Rick
    Let’s face it, memory is a hazy thing. Before you know it, the years have passed and you have forgotten key things in your life. Writing out a year end summary is a way to preserve your life.
  • Monetization Tips for Your Blog  By : Sarah Miller
    Who wouldn't want to earn some from his or her blogging efforts? Definitely not you, right? In this fast-paced life many would surely appreciate spreading their income sources and that include their trusty blogs.
  • The Lowdown on Mobile Blogging Basics  By : Sarah Miller
    It’s official – you’re the ultimate blog geek. You have been doing it for nearly two years now, posting entries on your personal blog almost every other day for the reading pleasure of quite a handful of your blog’s loyal fans. Lucky for you, your day job permits you to go online every so often within a day to check your blog and constantly put updates about your life, your thoughts, and your strange experiences.
  • Selling Text Links from the Blog  By : Sarah Miller
    Ever gone online and experienced pop ups appearing left and right? This is one method website developers use to get new customers interested in buying the products or enlisting in that firms services. Though some may find it annoying, others have found this to be very helpful which is why many are still doing it.

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