Hi, by "story writing" do you mean you're writing fiction stories / books? If so, I can give you fast tips in 15 minutes, tops - no need to go longer. In the past 12 days I've written 37,000 words of a book using AI to turn my own experience into rapid, high quality content, and can show you how ...
In my opinion, I would consider your long-term goals. If your plan is to build a brand around yourself and become established as a major influencer, it certainly makes more sense to go that route. On the flip side, your low hanging fruit is to build a brand around the concept by which you intend...
If I had to start over, I would have built my email list of raving fans first. I was already published on Amazon, B&N, Kobo, and iBooks, but I gained traction by having a readership of peeps on my mailing list who I could contact every time I had a book ready for release. Something I've learned...
Defining all the pieces of a business plan in one lengthy answer might not do you much good. Try something like udemy to get a free or paid course on how to write biz plan
Personally, I feel it would depends on the type of job, but I would focus on extracurricular activities and any skills they may have. I'd be happy to talk to you further about my experience with resume writing when I was a student.
That is a loaded question and one I would answer by asking this: have you done your market research to determine the type of romance audience you would actually like to write to? Romance is a broad category that covers many romance sub-niches. For example: paranormal romance, fantasy romance, sm...
Better than a cover letter is to actually proactively DO something to help them. It'll show them not only that you've researched them, but you're passionate about the startup and worth bringing on. A man got a job at Square early on for just making them a marketing video on his own (back before...
For clarification. If I understand correctly, this is the womans business and you currently own the logo/word mark? For starters. If you filed the mark yesterday. You still do not own it officially. There is a long process of showing proof of use and paying the government fees. If you were my c...
I wouldn't get into the game of charging per word/hour. You don't want to commoditize yourself. I suggest looking into value-based fees. Here's a good place to start. http://www.freshbooks.com/blog/2013/06/12/breakingthetimebarrier/
If this isn't a spam question... There are basically 3 ways to get better at writing: 1. Read. 2. Practice writing. 3. Learn the technical side of good writing. For reading you can read anything and it's actually a good idea to mix both fiction and non-fiction. Obviously if you want to get good...