Write For Screen Reading With These 10 Helpful Tips

Write For Screen Reading: How To Improve Online Readability

Most writing today is read on a screen, not on paper, so you need to write for screen reading. It includes blog posts, articles, and even ebooks read on phones, tablets, and e-readers like Kindle. Readers rarely read word by word now. Instead, they scan, skim, and move quickly between sections. That’s why writing for…

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How To Avoid Using “I” To Start A Sentence

How To Fix Repetitive “I” Sentences In First-Person Writing

If you find yourself wanting to avoid using repetitive ‘I’ sentences, don’t worry, because it’s a common issue. It doesn’t matter if you are writing emails, reports, letters, social media posts, or even books; you need more variety. When too many of your sentences start with “I,” your writing can seem repetitive, flat, or even…

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How To Avoid Writing Disasters Backups For Your Writing Are Essential

Avoid Writing Disasters: Backups For Your Writing Are Essential

Almost every day, I read sad tales of writers losing their work, and that’s why backups for your writing are absolutely essential. Without a reliable backup routine, you’re writing on a very high trapeze, without a safety net. Technology is never foolproof, and things can and do go wrong with any device. It could be…

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