http://copywriting.aztrx.net/8/copywriting-tips/ Resources and articles about Copywriting Mon, 08 Sep 2008 11:50:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 http://copywriting.aztrx.net/8/copywriting-tips/#comment-13 Wed, 02 May 2007 11:42:03 +0000 http://copywriting.aztrx.net/8/copywriting-tips/#comment-13 <a title="7 Ways to Carve Out Your Niche as a Freelance Writer" href="http://copywriting.aztrx.net/articles.php?CatID=12&ArtID=105749" rel="nofollow">7 Ways to Carve Out Your Niche as a Freelance Writer</a> <em>By: Bobbi Linkemer, Mon Apr 30th, 2007</em> As a freelance writer, would you rather use a wide-angle-lens approach to clients and editors (all things to all people) or a telephoto (focus on one subject or genre)? Let's say you want to find your special niche. Where would you start? 7 Ways to Carve Out Your Niche as a Freelance Writer
By: Bobbi Linkemer, Mon Apr 30th, 2007
As a freelance writer, would you rather use a wide-angle-lens approach to clients and editors (all things to all people) or a telephoto (focus on one subject or genre)? Let’s say you want to find your special niche. Where would you start?

]]> http://copywriting.aztrx.net/8/copywriting-tips/#comment-12 Wed, 02 May 2007 11:41:07 +0000 http://copywriting.aztrx.net/8/copywriting-tips/#comment-12 <a title="What It Takes to Be a Ghostwriter" href="http://copywriting.aztrx.net/articles.php?CatID=12&ArtID=105750" rel="nofollow">What It Takes to Be a Ghostwriter</a> <em>By: Bobbi Linkemer, Mon Apr 30th, 2007</em> Do you have what it takes to be a ghostwriter? Take this simple test, and find out. 1. Do you have a special knack for crawling inside people's heads? 2. Can you understand what they really want to say? 3. Are you able to speak in their voices? 4. Can you distill a great deal of information into tight prose? 5. Is one of your strengths translating feelings into words? 6. Can you organize a complex message into a coherent manuscript? 7. Can you "go with the flow" when absolutely nothing goes as planned? What It Takes to Be a Ghostwriter
By: Bobbi Linkemer, Mon Apr 30th, 2007
Do you have what it takes to be a ghostwriter? Take this simple test, and find out.
1. Do you have a special knack for crawling inside people’s heads?
2. Can you understand what they really want to say?
3. Are you able to speak in their voices?
4. Can you distill a great deal of information into tight prose?
5. Is one of your strengths translating feelings into words?
6. Can you organize a complex message into a coherent manuscript?
7. Can you “go with the flow” when absolutely nothing goes as planned?

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