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                              Is it Easy to Be a Web Writer? 01/07/2012
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              Many people are looking to the internet for careers they can do at home. Naturally, web writing is one of the choices people often consider. You log on, string some words together, and someone buys them. Sounds simple, right? People ask me daily if it's easy to be a web writer. In turn, I instruct them to figure out if web writing will be easy for them because each person is different.

                              How easy is it to get started in web writing? The answer to this actually depends on what your goal in web writing is. Who will you write for? Yourself, community-based sites, private clients, or some other venue? Once you make that decision and learn more about how that particular web writing career works, then it will be fairly easy to figure out how to get started.

                              Can anyone make money writing for the web? Yes and no. Honestly, anyone can make some kind of money in web writing. But only those with talent and dedication will make consistent and legitimate income as a web writer. Like any other career, you have to put in real effort in order to succeed. It's only an easy career choice if quality web writing comes easy for you often enough to make it a career.

                              Is writing for the web easy? Writing takes time and effort, as with most other careers. If the type of writing talent needed comes easy to you, then this role may suit you. Of course, even if it takes a bit more effort, that doesn't mean it isn't right for you. It may not be as easy to dedicate yourself to web writing if each piece produced comes with too much difficulty.

                              How do I know if web writing is the right choice? Do you enjoy spreading the word about causes close to your heart? Maybe reporting sporting events or celebrity news is your forte. Do you have special experience in subject that is close to your heart – and can you write about it? Can you meet deadlines imposed by clients with their specifications? Ask yourself these and other questions, based on your research of writing for the web as a career. Figure out how many words you can reasonably write in the time period you want to dedicate to this. Then, figure out how much you would potentially make for that number of words. If your ideal income is nowhere near those figures, then web writing will not be an easy career choice for you.

                              _ Lyn is a freelance web journalist, the Community Advocate at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. She's also the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

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                              Quick Web Writing Tip: Be Consistent 12/24/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              Part of branding yourself to help develop an audience lies in consistency. If your style is all over the place, it will be harder to create your brand.

                              Be consistent in the following:

                              *Topics - You can have more than one niche. But if there are no clear areas of expertise, it will be harder to develop a consistent audience.

                              *Style - Your writing style should match in all of your work. Frequent readers should be able to tell that a piece is written by you by the style.

                              *Voice - Be yourself in all of your work. Let your light shine so that readers know the real you. The real you should be consistent in all of your work and should match your true personality.

                              *Advice - If you advise readers to do one thing one day and another the next, this causes confusion. Be consistent in methods and beliefs.

                              _Lyn is a freelance web journalist, the Community Advocate at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. She's also the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

                              Lyn on Twitter: @LynLomasi

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                              Quick Web Writing Tip: Offer Reprints 11/02/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              Do you have non-exclusive writing lying around collecting dust? If you write for a living, chances are that not everything you submit or publish is exclusive to one party. What are you doing with the work that you still hold publishing rights to? If you answered "Nothing" you are not making the most of your work.

                              Offer reprints.

                              What are reprints? Put simply, reprints are pieces that have been previously published but can be published again.

                              If you submit your work to someone non-exclusively, you still have publication rights. Always read the fine print everywhere that you publish your work to be sure who has the rights. Just because you still hold the copyright, does not always mean you still hold publication rights.

                              Once you have determined that you do hold publication rights, there are several ways you can offer reprints.

                              Here are some of my favorites:

                              • Get them published with online venues that accept non-exclusive content. Ideally, editing and a title change should be done to customize the content to each venue.
                              • Have a reprints page on your website.
                              • Republish them on your own website to draw traffic to your services and/or advertisements.
                              • Get them published in print publications that accept non-exclusive work. This may require some editing to fit the venue.

                              Lyn is a freelance web journalist, the Community Advocate at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. She's also the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

                              Lyn on Twitter: @LynLomasi

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                              Web Writing Tips: Why You Need a Website 11/02/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              Why would online article writers need a website if many article submission sites allow a professional profile? This is a question I get asked often when I mention the idea. Here are some of the many reasons I feel all freelance web writers need a website of their own.

                              Writer's Resume
                              When applying for online writing jobs and gigs, reference links and/or a resume are often required. This will be much simpler for those with a website. Some may create an area where a client can download their resume by requesting the link. Others may post links to samples. Yet others may do both or handle it another way. Online article writers need a website in order to reference their work all in one place.

                              Professionalism
                              Professionalism is key, even though you don't see your clients face-to-face when writing online. A freelance writer's website is like a virtual resume, meeting place, and office at the same time. This is where you can let your clientele know you are professional by including all of the right things. A bio, samples, and a contact page are just a few. Read "8 Musts on a Freelance Writer's Website" for more details on those and other must-include items for professionalism.

                              Info Source
                              Even if a client finds your work elsewhere, they may want to know more than they can find in a limited bio attached to your profile on a content site. This is where your website comes in handy. Many content sites allow article writers to place a link to their website in their profile or bio. Also, be sure to link to it from any blogs or other profiles you have. Giving clients (both potential and current) a place to find more information about you as a person and as a writer is very beneficial to them as well as to your writing career.

                              Announcements
                              If you have any big writing projects, off days, exciting news, etc it can be posted to your website. Of course you don't want to announce information that is too personal, but a web writer's website can serve as a great way to spread the word. Doing this has many benefits. Some include letting clients see that you are accomplishing things, engaging with your audience, and also depending on the announcement it might bring in more readers or clientele.

                              File Storage
                              Depending on how much bandwidth your site allows, this can be a great place to store certain files. Of course you still need a hard copy backup, but storing them in a secure, hidden location on your website can help you keep everything related to your online article writing all in one spot. This also can free up space on your computer if you'd rather not have the files there. Just be sure, as mentioned above to keep a hard copy if you go this route.

                              Lyn is a freelance web journalist, the Community Advocate at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. She's also the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

                              Lyn on Twitter: @LynLomasi

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                              Tips for Article Writers: Dealing With Editors 10/29/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              You spend hours on a submission perfecting every little detail when along comes an editor to mess with your masterpiece. If you're going to make it as a writer, you will have to deal with editors. A necessary part of the publishing process involves dealing with editors.

                              Learn to compromise. Editors can and often do change things. That's what they're there for. They catch the little mistakes we make (and we all make mistakes). They also may make changes that are better for structure, your audience, the web, and more. Though you may not always agree with their changes, you will have to deal with many of them. Depending on the publication, you may be able to form a compromise with the editor.

                              Let it go. That may be easier said than done in many cases. As writers, we see our writings as our little babies, if you will. We work hard on it and it means so much to us. Altering it can feel like someone is trying to change us. After all, it does have our names on it. But at some point, we have to learn to let it go. If the work never bypasses an editor, it may never get out in front of the audience. Try not to get too attached and let the work go once its complete.

                              What's the change? Instead of becoming to attached to the way the piece is written, focus on the message. If the edits do not take away the message, don't be so hard on the editor. It's perfectly fine to address the editor if you feel that the changes are unsatisfactory or take away from the message. But if the change is nothing that takes away the message, why waste all that energy getting upset? Write another article.

                              Report the editor. This is only for extreme cases. I say that because as a writer, you will need to learn to deal with the fact that your writing will be changed by editors if you want it published with major companies. If the editor really is making changes that are unreasonable (and not just changes you don't like - changes that affect the quality of the work significantly), that's when you report the editor. I advise not taking this route unless necessary because a writer and editor need to be able to work together peacefully. But obviously, if there is an injustice it should be reported.

                              Switch venues. If you just cannot deal with a particular editor, write somewhere else. Ultimately, you should be happy with your writing (or any) career. If that's not happening, you haven't found the right venue/s to write for yet. Realize you should not be switching venues every time you don't like what an editor does. But if there is a true problem, remember that you can move on.

                              Write for yourself. If you truly cannot deal with anyone at all messing with your own work, only wrote for yourself. When someone is paying you to produce work, it should be what they want, hence the editors. If you create your own venue, such as your own website or blog, you make the rules. Even if you go this route it can still be a wise move to have an editor or at least a writing buddy that is willing to be a second pair of eyes. But you'll have the most freedom when writing for yourself.

                              Bottom line: Editors are a part of the writing and publishing business and writers need to be able to adapt to that fact. Work with (not against) your editor, unless you have a legitimate claim against them.


                              Lyn is a freelance web journalist, the Community Advocate at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. She's also the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

                              Lyn on Twitter: @LynLomasi

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                              What to Do When Someone Publishes Your Work Without Your Permission 10/01/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              You're browsing the web and you come across a piece of work that looks familiar....wait, that's YOUR work! But you didn't give that website or blog permission to publish it. So, what can you do?

                              First, visit ChillingEffects.org to see if your work is protected and what to do about it. There are resources to report the violations, as well as information on copyright laws as they pertain to the digital world.

                              I have also included examples of form letters (below) that I have used to request action regarding my own content that has been used without my permission. I am not a legal expert, just a writer who has also experienced unpleasant situations in which someone else has published my work without the rights to do so.

                              Please be sure to read all of the information provided at ChillingEffects.org, as well as Copyright.gov. If you feel my form letters will suit your needs after studying the copyright law, feel free to use them and edit them as needed for your personal use.

                              These form letters may not be sold, redistributed, or otherwise published without my permission. However, they can be used for your personal needs as necessary. I make no claims as to the legal validity of said letters. Use your own discretion.


                              Exclusive Copyright Action Form Letter
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                              Non-Exclusive Copyright Action Form Letter
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                              Lyn is a freelance web journalist, the Community Advocate at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. She's also the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.
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                              Quick Web Writing Tip: Make an Easy Outline to Speed Productivity 07/31/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              Need a simple way to speed up your writing that you can use each and every time? I did too. That's why I invented my own outline or template, modeled after the style I use most frequently. If you write for several venues, you may need a different basic outline for each.

                              Design your outline. Think about what you will need within all or most of your submissions and design an inclusive outline. Because I most often write informative how-to-type articles for Yahoo! Contributor Network and my own venues, I only needed to design one outline. I use it every time, unless I have a special assignment that requires a different style. For YCN, my outline needed a title, byline, introduction, 5 steps, and a section at the end linking to three related pieces. Because I only write for myself when I'm not writing for YCN, I can use that same format for everything, unless I am doing a quick tip or that outline style won't work for the piece.

                              Each time you have an article idea, fill in what you can before writing. This has been even more of a life saver than my outline itself. I fill in the title and each point before I start writing. I generally will go through and do this with all my planned articles for each day before beginning to write. Sometimes an article will start flowing while I'm in the middle of this process because once the main points are filled in, it's very simple to complete the process. So I'll stop and finish that article. Once you try it, I can almost guarantee that you will never write an article the 'regular' way again.

                              Below is a sample outline, followed by that same sample filled in with info to begin an article.

                              Sample outline:

                              Title
                              by Lyn Lomasi

                              intro

                              Tip sentence. text

                              Tip sentence. text

                              Tip sentence. text

                              Tip sentence. text

                              Tip sentence. text

                              More from Lyn:

                              link

                              link

                              link

                              (As you can see in the above outline, each area that needs bold or italic text is pre-formatted that way to keep it easy.)

                              Sample outline 2:

                              Guide to writing for the web
                              by Lyn Lomasi

                              intro

                              Gear your text toward people and search. text

                              Gain an audience with niche specialties. text

                              Keep your audience by being truthful. text

                              Use personal experience to gain trust. text

                              Publish often and be consistent. text

                              More from Lyn:

                              link

                              link

                              link

                              (As you can see in this second outline sample, it will be very easy for me to write and fill in the rest of the details because I have my main points. They just need to be explained.)


                              Lyn is the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She's also a freelance web journalist, Community Guide at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. The homeschool ‘Momtrepreneur’ teaches with nature, books, and play. Pet and human homelessness, green living, positive parenting, and education choice (including homeschool) are her passions. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

                              Lyn on Twitter: @LynLomasi

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                              Yahoo! Contributor Network: All About Fans & Followers 07/29/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              What are fans and followers? How do you get more of them? What's the proper etiquette when it comes to fans and followers? Those are all questions I get asked often and also see the need for in daily observations related to the Yahoo! Contributor Network. Are you doing things correctly when it comes to fans and followers?

                              What is the difference between a fan and follower? Marie Anne St Jean can answer that and more regarding the proper terminology and procedures. Her article "Fans, Followers, Favorites, Subscribers on the Yahoo! Contributor Network" lays it out in plain English.

                              How do I get fans and followers? Is there a right or wrong way to go about it? Why aren't people paying attention to my work? This is a very common question in web writing, including from Yahoo! Contributor Network writers. My article "How to Get Fans and Followers on Yahoo! Contributor Network (YCN)" will teach you how to gain a good following without spamming people.

                              Am I really doing this right? Now that you know what you should do, how about what you shouldn't? "Web Writing Tips: Fan & Follower No-Nos" tells you like it is. If you're doing anything mentioned there, it's time to change your game plan. Gaining and keeping fans and followers can be tricky. But proper research and techniques can help save you from being labeled a spammer or a nobody.


                              Lyn is the founder of Write W.A.V.E. Media, parent company to LifeSuccessfully.com and several others. She enjoys publishing freelance writers and supports advocacy through journalism. She's also a freelance web journalist, Community Guide at Yahoo! Contributor Network, and a Y! Shine Parenting Guru. The homeschool ‘Momtrepreneur’ teaches with nature, books, and play. Pet and human homelessness, green living, positive parenting, and education choice (including homeschool) are her passions. She has been published all over the web with major media companies, as well as smaller businesses and organizations. Contact Lyn for guidance in the world of freelance writing.

                              Lyn on Twitter: @LynLomasi

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                              Quick Web Writing Tip: Do Your Research 07/29/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              Ever come across a news or information article only to discover that the facts are all wrong? Don't let that be your article. If you represent something as a fact, be certain you have confirmed the information with more than one source.

                              Do your research and do it well. Check, double check, and then check again.

                              Letting misinformation slide even once can damage your web writing reputation. More importantly, misinformation can be potentially dangerous to your readers.

                              Before you submit that article you just wrote, be sure you have done your research.
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                              Quick Web Writing Tip: Know What You Want 07/28/2011
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                              by Lyn Lomasi, Staff Writer

                              What do you want out of your writing? Are you writing for the money? The audience? Do you write to help others? Is it simply because you like it? Whatever you write, always know what it is you want to get from it.

                              Knowing what you want will help you get to your goal faster. It will also help you make important decisions along the way. Never write a word without knowing its intended purpose as well as where you want to be with writing, in general.

                              What you want should be apparent in your actions, as well as your words.

                              Do you know what you want?
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