The most-annoying writing mistakes. I guess this infographic is mostly for me, as a writer guilty of about half of these!
This infographic was originally posted on Career Enlightment.
The most-annoying writing mistakes. I guess this infographic is mostly for me, as a writer guilty of about half of these!
This infographic was originally posted on Career Enlightment.
In every blogger’s/writer’s life, there always comes a situation where he or she runs out of ideas and words for their next piece of article. It feels like a road end wherein the writing journey stops. This is known as “writer’s block”.
There are many ways to overcome writer’s block, but it varies from one person to another on the types of writers’ block they are facing. Like in my case, I sometimes get stuck in writing the 1st paragraph or a good start.
So today let us try to know what exactly is writer’s block and how to overcome them from the following infographics:
This infographic describes the proper definition of “writer’s block” by pros and few tips to overcome them. It also includes a list of movies made with respect to this subject.
Source: Writer’s Block Infographic
This is one of the most recommended infographic, which is created by very well know blogger @copyblogger. The chart below visualizes 22 ways to create compelling content and beat writer’s block.
Source: CopyBlogger
As I have mentioned, there are different types of writer’s block. Here are seven more ways to overcome them.
Source: Vappingo
More tips describing ways to create content in overcoming writer’s block.
Source: Seven Boats
This infographic was originally posted on Tech18.
Self-publishing vs. Traditional publishing infographic Ever thought you as an author are leaving so much money on the table?
This infographic was originally posted on America’s Press.
Hola:
Una infografía con 15 datos sobre autopublicación que has de conocer.
Un saludo
Well done infographic about self-publishing vs. traditional publishing.
Research your market, outline your book, section it into bite-size chunks, then work on it until it’s finished. It doesn’t have to be long, especially if it’s cheap. Check out Seth Godin’s books for an example of short and sweet. Just make sure your book delivers value on every page.
Once your feet are wet from your first eBook, you can finally get around to writing the novel you’ve been dreaming about!
Infographic by: Website Creation.com
Though I’m a creative type, I’m also pretty obsessed with numbers and charts, so I found this to be a really interesting breakdown of self publishing vs. traditional.
If you just scan the article, it will probably seem like e-books and self-publishing are no brainers. You receive a larger portion of the profits, there’s no printing costs, and the risk is significantly lower. But there are a few key points here that may be overlooked:
Feel free to share your thoughts or ask any questions you may have. It’s a lot of data, but I think overall, very informative.
This infographic was originally posted on The Digital Writer.