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Is it ethical to hire a ghostwriter?
Can a ghostwriter really capture another person’s ideas?
Who gets the credit for ghostwritten materials?

        Learn the answers in
        Ghostwriting Myths BUSTED—Taking the Mystery Out of Hiring a Ghostwriter
        By Suzanne Storar, founder of Lit Writing

Special Reports

You can dramatically improve your business communications yourself with the right guidance.

Download Lit Writing’s
        easy-to-apply writing tips
               presented in a fast-reading, fun format!


        Five Tips for Clear, Concise and Powerful Writing

        and

        Five MORE Tips for Clear, Concise and Powerful Writing


You’ll learn quick fixes for...

          ~ Wordy letters and reports,
          ~ Web copy that requires lots of scrolling,
          ~ Communications that generate more questions than answers…or don’t generate
              any response at all, and
         ~ Written materials that simply lack punch.

Tip of the Day One M&M has only 10 calories. Little words can fatten up your writing, too. Re-word phrases that begin with “of,” “for,” “in,” and “to,” and your material will get leaner instantly. (If only dieting could be so easy!)               Examples:               The process of applying for a line of credit linked to your               home’s equity…                       changes to               The home equity line of credit application process…               A class for the improvement of practices used in business…                       changes to              A business practices improvement class… or A class to              improve business practices…

Recommended Reading

Every great writer is also a great reader.

To improve your writing style…

Read several newspaper or magazine articles every day (word for word—no skimming!). In time, your own writing will gain a clear, concise, journalistic quality without any additional effort on your part.

Or, if you prefer to read books, choose non-fiction or fiction by respected writers. That way, you’ll learn from the best!
Check out Lit Writing’s recommendations-of-the-month in the box below.

 

 

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