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Two Reasons Not to Revise As You Draft

January 31, 2017 by Anne Janzer 4 Comments

You’ve heard many versions of this advice before: Embrace the ugly first draft. Ann Handley, Everybody Writes Write with the door closed, revise with the door open.  Stephen King, On Writing Turn off the inner critic and be fearless. Me, The Writer’s Process No matter how it’s phrased, the advice is sound. Resist the temptation to revise and polish […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: Ann Handley, drafting, productivity, revising, Stephen King, writing

Write for Flow, Not Perfection

November 20, 2015 by Anne Janzer 2 Comments

Writing Productivity Tip #4: Give Your Inner Editor the Day Off You’re ready to start drafting something – a blog post, report, short story, or chapter of a nonfiction book. Do you write swiftly and efficiently? Or do you spend time struggling over word choice and sentence structure? The best possible case is to achieve a state of […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: Ann Handley, editing, revision, writing, writing practices, writing productivity

Another Book Review of Everybody Writes

October 13, 2014 by Anne Janzer 2 Comments

You don’t have to be a reluctant writer to get value from Ann Handley’s latest book, Everybody Writes. With content marketing gaining ground, more people are now on the hook for creating content through blog posts, articles and other written pieces. The book is useful for anyone who finds themselves writing for work, and particularly on behalf […]

Filed Under: Book reviews, Content marketing, Writing Tagged With: Ann Handley, book review, content marketing, Doug Kessler, Everybody Writes, website copy, writing

Content Rules is an impactful … oops … great book on content marketing

February 1, 2011 by Anne Janzer 2 Comments

It’s not often that I read a “business” book and find myself dog-earing pages and making little exclamation marks in the margins.  But that’s what I did with my not-so-new-looking copy of Content Rules by Ann Handley and C.C. Chapman. While content marketing is becoming widely accepted as a marketing practice, it’s got a long […]

Filed Under: Content marketing Tagged With: Ann Handley, book review, CC Chapman, content marketing, content rules, postaweek2011

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