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Write On! Online May Meeting Replay

Published on May 12, 2011 By WriteOnTrack

The May Write On Online Meeting featured freelance writer and Blog Talk Radio host J Blair Brown. If you missed the show you can listen here. According to J Blair Brown, it’s imperative for writers to (at least) do these three things to advance your career: 1. Identify your audience. Otherwise you’re ‘writing just to [...]

Peter Shankman on PRWeb

Published on February 24, 2011 By WriteOnTrack

On Wednesday, February 23, Peter Shankman, Help A Reporter, did a webinar on PRWeb: Peter Shankman’s BIG Publicity Ideas For Small Business Success. Peter, who I interviewed when he was in Los Angeles last year, impressed upon his audience the importance of good writing. He had lot of amazing information, and I tweeted to find [...]

Writing to Reach the Finish Line

Published on November 18, 2010 By WriteOnTrack

The year is winding down, and you realize that you have just about 6 weeks left to accomplish your goals for 2010. Before you freak out, panic, and decide to never write again, take a step back. It’s okay. The time you spend beating yourself up could be used for writing! Here are some steps [...]

Excuses, Excuses

Published on August 12, 2010 By WriteOnTrack

What is your favorite excuse for not writing? Here are some of my favorites: •  I’m Disorganized •  I’m Too Busy •  Too Much Time Has Passed •  I’m Not Feeling Creative •  There’s No Structure to my Project •  I’d Rather Do Something Else •  There’s No Short-Term Benefit •  Nobody Will Read It [...]