Tag: Writing
101: Writing a Business Book…Why and How? Part 2
In our series on writing a business book, let’s pick up where we left off last week. I wrote that there are two ways to get your book into print: sell it to a publisher or self-publish. This week, let’s explore finding a publisher. A publisher will pay you an advance against the book’s earnings, [...]
Posted by George Merlis on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010Posted in 101
Tags: Books, Public Relations, Writing
101: Writing a Business Book…Why and How?
If you are a business person with a lot of experience, fresh ideas and a desire to share your knowledge you may be thinking about writing a book. Over the next few weeks, I’ll address creating and publishing a business book. To put these entries together, I’m relying on my own experiences — as the [...]
Posted by George Merlis on Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010Posted in 101
Tags: Books, Public Relations, Writing
Top Ten Questions to ask Yourself While Editing Your Own Writing
Entrepreneurs wear many hats so they often write and edit everything of their own, from proposals to press releases. Below are the top ten questions I ask myself when I edit and proofread my own work. Editing Checklist Approximately how many errors do I expect to find per page? (Knowing the density of errors common [...]
Posted by Christina Cornelius on Monday, October 19th, 2009Posted in Top Ten Lists
Tags: Editing, Top Ten List, Writing
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