02 May Putting the World Write
A friend of mine has just started a new site for writing and blogging advice: www.netwriting.co.uk.
A prolific writer, he turns out articles at the rate I write paragraphs, putting words on the page faster than a competitive road cyclist cycles—his main, off-line pursuit. Ok, so that last analogy was a little forced, but I’m sure I’ll learn a better turn of phrase by reading his very instructive, new blog.
Only a week old, NetWriting is already shaping to be invaluable resource for bloggers and online writers, possessing a wealth of tips to increase a site’s search engine ranking and readership.
To the credit of this profuse writer, he is not satisfied with his current, super-human standard, and has pledged publicly to improve his own writing, as stated on his site:
“I am very interested in learning grammar and proper punctuation. I do not claim to be an expert – far from it! But quite often, to learn about something, it is helpful to write on the subject for yourself.”
Which is eminently practical, and also broad-minded, seeing as he is probably long over getting notes from me about missing commas and unwieldy sentences…
alf
Posted at 21:31h, 02 MayThanks for providing this site in your feed, I have been checking it out. I wrote a poem about my hits in the last week or so. It was fun to think of who was looking at my blog.
Jaitra Gillespie
Posted at 23:14h, 02 MayOne day I’ll be a famous blogger like you Alf, and maybe even half a poet as well 😉
Richard
Posted at 00:43h, 03 MayHi John,
Thanks for the write up and leaving comments on the new blog.
I am grateful when people take the time to point out grammatical errors, I usually try to amend them.