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12 Strategies to Build Site Traffic

As a webmaster in an ever-changing technological landscape, follow these strategies to keep your pages relevant in the eyes of fresh website visitors.

Writing 'Man sitting at computer desk'

Not Too Much to Say

Hone your skills to write creatively within specific character counts.

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Evolving Appetite For Information

Just as your appetite for food matures, the source of method of obtaining information evolves as technology leads the way. Can you still enjoy reading?

Writing 'Female reads digital tablet outdoors'

For the Love of Words

Is your love of words going through an annulment? It’s time to rekindle your relationship by growing vocabulary and inspiring imagination.

Writing 'Seated female reading book'

Writing a Dramatic Conclusion

How do you conclude a heart-pounding story with enough emotion to fulfill reader expectations?

Writing 'Two surprised men'

Mastering Plot Twists

Without them, your reader is not engaged. With too many, your audience is confused. What is the perfect balance for rewarding mystery stories?

Writing 'Group playing charades'

Avoid Homographs in Stories

Writers, do not jeopardize the emotional connection with readers by choosing words that have the same spelling but different meanings.

Writing 'Postcast interview'

Interview ClinicalNovellas Author

Enjoy an interview with the brainchild of Novellas, the latest blog mystery mini­series on the ClinicalPosters website.

Writing 'Female Superhero'

Creative Medical Writing

As a writer, you can use words to evoke emo­tion and sen­tences that trans­port readers into new des­tina­tions, only if you have the power of creative writing.

Writing 'Sharp knife'

Write Worthwhile Words

When writing, learn how to balance cutting to the main point with engaging readers by writing compel­ling stories that activate their minds.

Writing 'Young woman writing'

Prepare to Write a Novella

People have no obligation to read your story. You must compel them to do so. Writing a novella shares characteristic techniques of writing a novel.

Writing 'Paper stack'

As Good As Your Last Piece

It is career suicide as a writer to work hard to impress editors with your first article or two and then veer off course with inconsistency.

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