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Your readers want to feel confident that the
information they're receiving is without a doubt the best for them. This
confidence is often a direct result of the author's writing
personality: assertive, aggressive, or passive.
"Do this or else"
Aggressive writing personalities are risky and
can tarnish an author's brand. This is identified by negative words or
expressions, interrogative sentences, content against reader interests,
violations of the rights of any persons mentioned, or attempts to
manipulate readers in a dishonest manner.
"Do this ... at your leisure"
On the other side of the spectrum - not to be
confused with passive voice - passive writing personalities cause a
major drop in authority. They are indecisive, lack self-respect, and
leave much to be desired for the reader.
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Which Media Should You Contact To Promote A Book
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When you sit down to plan who you are going to pitch your book and story to, you’ll need to take a systematic approach to generate meaningful media coverage. So how do you go about selecting which media to contact?
Senin, 27 Januari 2014
How to Promote Your Content
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