What to do when your actually a good writer?
KevinK
Junior Member
- Jul 24, 2008
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ohhh myyy... LOL
The TITLE of the POST is What to do when your actually a good writer?,
so that is why the question mark is between the "".
I saw the "your" mistake immediately, but also noticed a lack of commas!
I certainly would not want you to write for me, and then need to pay
someone else to go through the whole article you've written to add all
the missing punctuation.
Anyway, as WHIZ said, "Let's face it, we are ALL geniuses here (lol)". -- LOL
The TITLE of the POST is What to do when your actually a good writer?,
so that is why the question mark is between the "".
I saw the "your" mistake immediately, but also noticed a lack of commas!
I certainly would not want you to write for me, and then need to pay
someone else to go through the whole article you've written to add all
the missing punctuation.
Anyway, as WHIZ said, "Let's face it, we are ALL geniuses here (lol)". -- LOL
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KevinK
Junior Member
- Jul 24, 2008
- 156
- 87
Personally, I would put together a marketing course that details all that you've recently been taught through college and sell that. You might be better off putting together a product that you own and can sell multiple times, rather than selling off real estate.
ItsmeJames
Newbie
- Aug 5, 2013
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I would have been sold but then you said YOUR instead of YOU'RE. People here wouldn't have acted as Grammar Nazis if you didn't say you were a good writer. I can't offer a good advice, unless I see samples.
PardeusSemora
Newbie
- Nov 27, 2013
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You can start by not misspelling the title.
FlatBenched
Newbie
- Jan 9, 2014
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Have you actually tried Textbroker and such? If you're American you can make ample money there and you'll actually get legitimate feedback.
