DWAA20 Tips to Help You Improve Your WritingWriting is an art that requires a mastery of tools. Technology can be an asset or an annoyance for writers. But with a slew of tools out there, finding the ones that fit your needs…Tips and Tactics | May 8, 2024
Merrie MeyersTen Graphic Mistakes to Avoid in Marketing PiecesMany DWAA members design their own promotional materials. In 2005, Robert W. Bly published “The Content Marketing Handbook” to help writers increase the appeal of their work. This article summarizes the 10 most common graphic…Tips and Tactics | May 1, 2024
DWAAOvercoming Writer’s BlockThe assignment was given, and the deadline is looming, but the words won’t come. Sound familiar? If so, you’re well acquainted with the dreaded ailment, Writer’s Block. Who among us hasn’t experienced this problem at…Tips and Tactics | April 24, 2024
Merrie MeyersPitching and PuntingFor many of you, pitching a story is a no-brainer. You could do it in your sleep. You have a solid reputation of delivering for a chosen media outlet, and they only have to read…Tips and Tactics | April 17, 2024
Angela CapodannoManaging Your DWAA MembershipYou may have noticed changes to the DWAA website in recent months, including improvements to the Writing Competition entry process, and how we published the entries for public viewing. In this article, I’d like to…Tips and Tactics | April 8, 2024
Carol BryantHow To Become A Freelance WriterI would like to take on a little freelance writing work. So, either guest blogging that is paid, or actual writing for publications. I do have a LinkedIn profile, but it’s all from my corporate…Tips and Tactics | May 25, 2019
Lisa Begin-KruysmanMusings of a DWAA Member: Writing the Good FightWhen someone asks me what I write about, I typically respond that I am a “dog writer,” meaning that most of what I write is centered on canines. But if you think about it, “dog…Tips and Tactics | March 30, 2017