Monday, May 7, 2012

Magnetic Writing


Magnetic Writing


For everybody that writes in the freelance world, realize that it is up to you to be accepted as an accomplished author. How can this be done? What can I do to attract readers to my work? These questions have appeared before you and if they haven't you may still have a lot of work to do when it comes to writing. Therefore, I am here to help and offer some advice for your writing – whether you are trying to gain traffic on the web – or if you simply just like to write as a hobby.

Socrates is quoted as saying: “The unexamined life is not worth living.” This is a powerful quote, but how does it pertain to writing?

  1. Know yourself. By knowing oneself, he/she can gain confidence. Being confident attracts and demands attention. How can one not be interesting if they do not know themselves?

  1. You are the writer so be creative. This means you are the one in control and it is up to you to create power ideas so that what one reads on a page interests them. Remember, you want readers, not browsers.

  1. Be interesting. It doesn't matter whether or not you are boring in person, be interesting on paper. Even “boring people” can create great work---just be confident in that work.

  1. Take risks. No matter what you are writing on, do not be afraid to give the facts and show the truth. Add a unique style to your work. If it keeps people reading your writing then you are on the right track.

These simple rules should be a basic set of tools for novices and professional writers of all genres. Capture the reader's attention by writing with a magnetizing disposition and focus that keeps both you and your audience on the same page.

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