Programming and Technical Work Done By Owner or Hired Out:
I've done the majority with help from family. (Husband & son still can't master that ftp!)
Niche Market Target:
Writing a fiction and non-fiction.
Products And Services Offered:
Ebooks, workshops, free courses, free content (articles about writing), and regular no-fee contests. I also have a private download area for subscribers.
Average Number of Monthly Visitors:
40,000
Number of Newsletter Subscribers or Members:
1500+
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Content-filled, July 25, 2007
Reviewer: Lynn Lopez
A great site for all writers and aspiring writers. This is totally full of advice for people who want to make a living out of writing, and you're sure to learn a whole lot from it. The articles compiled in this site all make sense and tackle virtually every aspect of writing, so bookmark this if you need a little push or some help.
The layout is very simple, but it works just nicely. It keeps all the details in order and it's easy to navigate as well. I have a problem with the way the links pop in new windows, however. Something like that should only be done when the link directs to a different website. In this site's case, all links should just be able to open in only one window. Otherwise, I have no other problems with the site and urge you to give this a look if you need help with writing.
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Good writing resource, February 21, 2008
Reviewer: Claire Madarang
For anyone who has a passion for writing and wants to earn money from it, this site is for you. This website is chock full of information on writing tips for different fields and genres – creative writing (fiction, children’s stories, etc.), marketing, copywriting and more. There are different resources as well – articles, ezine, e-courses, and of course, the newsletter, should you wish to subscribe. You definitely would not find this site wanting in terms of good content.
I like the website’s overall look and layout, too – simple but effective. I agree, though, that a new window should not always open every time you click on a link. A new window for each main link in the home page would be enough.
Also, I wish the menu on top were bigger and more noticeable. At the moment, the text looks like advertisements because of the small fonts.
The site owner would do well to run over the write-up in her home page again – a few grammatical errors slipped by somehow.
Content-filled, July 25, 2007
