Comments on: Adapting Your Writing Style http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/ Straight Talk About Your Writing Career Sun, 14 Mar 2010 00:37:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Sharon http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-184 Sharon Tue, 09 Sep 2008 18:25:27 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-184 Thanks for sharing that example, Solomon Sharon's last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/Getpaidtowrite/~3/382338292/" rel="nofollow">Getting Back In The Saddle</a> Thanks for sharing that example, Solomon

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]]> By: Solomon http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-183 Solomon Tue, 09 Sep 2008 16:44:55 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-183 Hi sharon, I used to write like the academic way - very stern and sounding elite. of late, since I understood the nuances of copy and having had the exp. writing for advertising, now I very well write simple copy which can be understood by anyone. Thanks for the great post! Solomon's last blog post..<a href="http://creativesolomon.blogspot.com/2008/09/copywriting.html" rel="nofollow">Copywriting</a> Hi sharon,
I used to write like the academic way – very stern and sounding elite. of late, since I understood the nuances of copy and having had the exp. writing for advertising, now I very well write simple copy which can be understood by anyone.
Thanks for the great post!

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]]> By:   Popular Writing Posts by Sharon’s Writing Lab http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-182   Popular Writing Posts by Sharon’s Writing Lab Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:46:59 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-182 [...] Adapting Your Writing Style Successful Freelancing Habits Writers, You Need To Get Out More Get Paid Like A Writer? Weekends: Work Or Wind Down? The Joys Of Juggling Is Your Writing Client Your Boss? A Freelance Writing Journey Related PostsNew Sponsorship CategoryI've decided to create a new category for certain posts. You know the ones I mean. The posts for pla...World To Turn In BransonThis is the second time recently I've come across Branson Missouri. The first was when I was writing...The Flexible One AccountThe One Account was the first of a new kind of mortgage in the UK - as I found out when I was resear...Popularity: unranked [?] [...] [...] Adapting Your Writing Style Successful Freelancing Habits Writers, You Need To Get Out More Get Paid Like A Writer? Weekends: Work Or Wind Down? The Joys Of Juggling Is Your Writing Client Your Boss? A Freelance Writing Journey Related PostsNew Sponsorship CategoryI’ve decided to create a new category for certain posts. You know the ones I mean. The posts for pla…World To Turn In BransonThis is the second time recently I’ve come across Branson Missouri. The first was when I was writing…The Flexible One AccountThe One Account was the first of a new kind of mortgage in the UK – as I found out when I was resear…Popularity: unranked [?] [...]

]]> By: admin http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-181 admin Thu, 28 Jun 2007 02:14:00 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-181 I like your approach too, Dana. Keeping the client in mind is an essential part of getting the tone right. I like your approach too, Dana. Keeping the client in mind is an essential part of getting the tone right.

]]> By: Dana http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-180 Dana Thu, 28 Jun 2007 01:38:12 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-180 When I write for british clients, I think with an English accent. I'm Canadian and know a lot of English and Scottish people so I think about words they'd choose so it's not difficult for me. When I blog, I blog in my own voice. When I hit a rhythm, it feels like a speech given off the cuff and it's wonderful. when I get into storyteller mode, I think about telling something to my kids and imagine them watching me. It helps me to picture my audience reading over my shoulder. GREAT post! When I write for british clients, I think with an English accent. I’m Canadian and know a lot of English and Scottish people so I think about words they’d choose so it’s not difficult for me.

When I blog, I blog in my own voice. When I hit a rhythm, it feels like a speech given off the cuff and it’s wonderful.

when I get into storyteller mode, I think about telling something to my kids and imagine them watching me.

It helps me to picture my audience reading over my shoulder.

GREAT post!

]]> By: admin http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-179 admin Wed, 27 Jun 2007 21:32:22 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-179 Yes, and failure to exercise diligence can cost you money, because you spend time correcting things you've already written when you could be writing something new. Yes, and failure to exercise diligence can cost you money, because you spend time correcting things you’ve already written when you could be writing something new.

]]> By: WritingForFood http://www.getpaidtowriteonline.com/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-178 WritingForFood Wed, 27 Jun 2007 21:26:27 +0000 http://getpaidtowriteonline.com/freelance-writing/adapting-your-writing-style/#comment-178 It's funny... I worked for years for a publication with a 6th grade reading level audience. It took me months of writing other types of articles before I was finally able to include words with more than two syllables. I find that switching "styles" sometimes requires practice, and almost always requires diligence. It’s funny… I worked for years for a publication with a 6th grade reading level audience. It took me months of writing other types of articles before I was finally able to include words with more than two syllables. I find that switching “styles” sometimes requires practice, and almost always requires diligence.

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