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“They will remember how you made them feel.”
WEB CONTENT
I create web content that will delight potential clients by expressing what makes you most unique, turning your site an occasion for encounter, not just a place of transaction.
BLOG POSTS
By getting to know you and your work,
I can give your clients a window into your day-to-day in a way that showcases your personality with authenticity and adds an irresistible, personal flair.
EDUCATION
If you’d rather tackle your content on your own, but don’t yet feel up to the task, I can teach you how to write like a professional while infusing every sentence with personality.
Coming up with fresh blog topics isn't always easy, especially during busy seasons. But your blog is an invaluable tool…all you have to do is learn how to use it!
So, next time you are struggling to decide on a topic for a blog post, snag one of these 75 prompts and transform your blog into a place of real value.
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Everyone wants as many page visits on their blog as possible. Using Instagram is a great way to build excitement for your blog and grab some relatively consistent page views, but how do you make sure that your clients and followers are engaging with your content on a regular basis?
Nothing will make a blog fall flatter than when writing sounds like it could have been crafted by anyone. Look over your content—if your paragraphs could’ve been written by a fifty-year-old landscaper or a seventy-year-old dietician rather than a…let me guess…thirty-something-photographer and no one would have known, you are going to want to make some changes (unless, of course, you fit one of those categories). Figuring out how to turn your tone into words and letting your voice shine through is no easy feat—many professional writers never truly find a tone that works for them. Here are a few tips to cheat the system and spice up your tone without needing to get an MFA in writing.
This is a survival guide that I could use myself right now since I’m roadtripping with my family in the western United States while still working for The Write Lens, clickity-clacking away on my second novel, starting up my own writing blog, and continuing training for my collegiate track team. I will certainly have to lower my expectations for all four of those endeavors if I want to enjoy this trip, but I also can’t go MIA for two weeks. This survival guide includes some key tips that I’ll be using throughout my weeks on the road.
It may seem that filling up that ever-intimidating blank, new web page with words is the hardest part of writing. Oh contraire! Writing is hard, but editing your own writing is even harder. Since most of us don’t have a professional editor on speed dial, learning to self-edit your work is important for saving time and money. Here are some tips to get started on editing your writing.
The way I see it, stereotyping is one of the biggest issues we deal with as humans and there is very little I dislike more than a clique. In grade school, we were all socialized to divide people into groups based on their most predominant external trait. Then we grew up…but the stereotyping didn’t end. The stereotypes surrounding photographers are about as irritating as they are reductive, and they can do some pretty nasty damage. This is why I champion the power of the Uncliqued Creative!