The main mistake that most of the writers make while writing any article is lack of grammatical knowledge and a wide range of vocabulary treasure. Most of the writers have no ideas about anything how they can write articles with new ideas. Increase knowledge information reading different books and articles and make their scanning the main hypothesis of the read article. Keep in mind fresh contents rest on fresh and new ideas and the words are the slave of new ideas. Many people cram may English words but they cannot write a single line of any article because they are lack of ideas. JH Sayyar

I agree with you.I think we learn with the time.I am new to this site i dont know how to write properly.I am here to improve my self as much as i will write i will improve day by day.When i write my 1st article i was so confused how and what to write.I will be happy if you guys will help me out and correct me where i make mistakes

writing skills are very important.I have seen here and read some post you guys have wonderful writing skills impressed me alot.i make mostly grammar mistakes.I am working hard to improve my writing skills i hope more i write better i will become.

Whatever it is, my point in writing is writing a quality blog which observes the mechanics of using a correct grammar. I have read most of the write-ups which are intended to earn money are filled with errors in sentence construction like the subject-verb agreement, incoherent, wrong spelling, improper choice of words, among others.

yes you are right.mistakes are there because its our native language,some of them are in a learning process like including me.So at begining everybody make mistakes.Its been always my problem spelling mistake specially.i struggle in this area alot,even when io was at school and college i always had trubble with wrinting and spelling.I worked really hard and i feel that i am improving day by day.

Those who know how to express in words are successful on earth and everywhere because they know how to express self before the readers in words but it rests on natural talent not on artificial talent or cheated materials.

The people you meet and connect with in real-world settings are far more likely to naturally lead to discussions about your blog and ways you can help each other. This yields guest posts, links, tweets, shares, blogroll inclusion and general business development like nothing else.

As a blogger, you’re likely to be sending a lot of email out to others who use the web and have the power to help spread your work. Make sure you’re not ignoring email as a channel, one-to-one though it may be. When given an opportunity in a conversation that’s relevant, feel free to bring up your blog, a specific post or a topic you’ve written about.

I find myself using blogging as a way to scalably answer questions – if I receive the same question many times, I’ll try to make a blog post that answers it so I can simply link to that in the future.

Good information shared by you.I registered my self on word press and i agree tat its a good site.We struggle alot when it come to decide which site is good for us,because there are so many website on google.hard to decide is real or fake.

Nice post. Well, earning is better here than on myLot?

Yes, it is sure that LB is the best source of earning for men and women due to writing on LB freely to earn money but we all must write creative writing not fake or cheated writing because creation is read with keen interest all over the world ins stead of cheated of copy articles.

A great book starts with a great concept. If you love to sew, it won’t be enough to just come up with a nice collection of sewing projects. You’ll need a Big Idea that ties them together and gives them meaning.

So if you aspire to write a creative non-fiction book, start with the ones you already own. What’s the Big Idea behind each of them? And what’s your Big Idea for your book.

The thing that no one ever tells you is just how tedious it is to write a book. Sure, you can get your first or final drafts in without too much trouble. But the devil is in the details and it is mostly your job to make sure those details are right.

There is a lot, a lot, of reviewing, editing, proofing, and fact-checking that goes into making a great book. The author has to do most of that herself. At least, in my opinion, you don’t want to rely on anyone else to make sure it is right.

Be really committed to your subject! You will be selling it for a long time and that means talking about it for years to come. Speaking of, are you good at keeping secrets? It can be really tough keeping the contents of your book quiet until it’s published. Sometimes years pass between you getting a contract and the pub date.