When you have been writing, as long as, I have you pick up good tricks to help you better organize your writing and make it better. One of the best things about being a writer is other writers are very helpful and willing to give you tips and help you write even better. Here are two helpful tips that will change the way you write for the better.
Tip # 1 Never Post an Article on the Day You Write the Article
Never post an article on the day you write the article. This is tip is all about editing. For me this tip was one I needed. Everyone makes mistakes while they are writing. We all edit our articles going through fixing the mistakes. But, even the best writers can miss editing mistakes. You can edit right after you finish the article. But, reedit the article when it is not fresh in your head. You can catch more mistakes this way. Another trick is to read the article backwards.
Tip # 2 Get a Timer or Set an Alarm
Having a timer or setting an alarm is more for the bloggers who get lost in reading other peoples articles. Many bloggers write for many websites plus have their own blogs. Using a timer or alarm will help you give each place you write a certain amount of time. This way you can get to all of your sites. Plus, it also helps with social media and sharing other people work.
I have been using these helpful tips, and I have noticed that I can get more done. Using a timer really helped to make my work get more organized. I use many social media sites and belong to many writing groups. Using the timer helped me to give them all some time.
Good tips. Not all sites allow you to re-edit your blogs, tip #1 is important. However, I end up discarding some drafts because I’m no longer happy or confident with what I wrote. ?
Editing and re-editing is something every writer does. They is always room for improvement. Some places don’t let you edit after posting.
Just great reasonable tips, try to follow them!!!
I really like the first tip!
These are good and important tips to consider. Considering the time I have, I am currently only writing for Virily, and because of participation in the challenge of photos 365 days where I have to post every day – like a program that runs after the show – then I usually write spontaneously, then edit and post it immediately. Unlike the post that uses my painting which now only appears at least once a week, I have more time to write something that is in line with the essence of the painting and does not immediately post it before the paintings and writing are truly in harmony.
Hzzz… hopefully, my writing isn’t too bad because it’s too spontaneous and pursued by urgency.
Doing the challenge you would post every day. When I write long posts. I just write and go back and check for grammar errors. Sometimes, missing some. I have discovered that waiting a day helps me to catch more mistakes.
Yes, I understand your point. From my experience in the past, after various events that foiled the publication of my books, I thought that I should write as often as possible, and maybe someday I will compile and edit it again as a book,
Yeah, I don’t write and post right away. Setting an alarm clock is a good thing to consider.
Sharon, a friend of mine who blogs suggested the alarm because he would get lost in read other articles and forget to even write his own. I liked the idea so much I started using it.
Excellent advice. I have to give a certain amount of time here and there because I work so much.
I pinned this article to the board I made for your articles.
Never thought about waiting a day before posting.
I did not either until a friend told me to double check my articles the day after I wrote. I usually posted them the same
It takes me a lot of time to finish an article. thanks for these tips
It takes me a long time to write an article. Anywhere up to four hours depending on the size. I edit them many times, that’s why it takes so long.