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by Cris Yeager | DIGITAL MEDIA GHOST | WRITING, GHOSTWRITING
How to Reach Your Writing Goals
When it comes to writing projects, no one can afford to slack off. Deadlines are looming and you need to get the job done — so how do you make sure you stay on track? Having writing goals will help you power through your projects and hit your deadlines! Here are some strategies to reach your writing goals so that you can kick butt in all of your upcoming projects.
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The Importance Of Having An Introduction, Detailed Content And Summary In Your Writing Project10/11/2021 by Cris Yeager | Digital Media Ghost | GHOSTWRITING, WRITING 
Having an informative introduction, a detailed explanation and conclusion can help readers understand and remember what they've read. It also gives an opportunity to jump into your piece if they don’t have time to read it all.
What makes a writer, well...what makes them good? According to Webster’s dictionary, it’s the ability to write effectively or to put thoughts into writing in an interesting, clear and graceful manner. But what does that mean, exactly? What are some effective ways to make your writing stand out from the rest? And how can you accomplish this while still making sure it's understandable? This article will guide you through all of these questions and more to ensure that your writing project has an introduction, content and summary.
by Cris Yeager | DIGITAL MEDIA GHOST | WRITING 
A good structure gives your writing direction and helps it flow from one paragraph to another. In addition, a well-structured piece of writing can be easier for readers to digest. Whether you’re writing a novel, short story or a blog post, here are 20 ways you can perfect your writing structure.
Structure is one of the most important elements of any piece of writing, regardless of genre or subject matter, make sure the next piece of content really makes an impact! It can be easy to write and keep writing, but if your writing doesn’t have any type of structure, your content can feel disjointed and unorganized, making it difficult to read and understand. Whether you’re working on an article, an eBook, or just doing some freelance writing, these techniques will help ensure that your writing is clear and easy to read. You don’t want your readers to get lost in the shuffle!
by Cris Yeager | Digital Media Ghost | GHOSTWRITING, WRITING 
Whether you’re writing a best-selling novel or a short story, there are certain steps you can take to make sure your finished product shines. The key to being a good writer isn’t in finding time to write—it’s learning how to develop your writing process.
The writing process may seem like an obscure thing that only novelists need to concern themselves with, but the process of how to write can actually help to be more effective at everything. Whether it's writing code, making business proposals, crafting an email to your boss, or any number of other things, there are lessons to be learned from how novelists approach their craft. This article will teach you about the process of how novelists write and how you can apply those lessons to your own life and work.
by Cris Yeager | DIGITAL MEDIA GHOST | WRITING 
An outline may be one of the oldest writing tools, but it’s still widely used by writers.
A strong writer knows exactly what tools are most useful to their skill. Some wildly talented writers already have a story in their head - they just pound it out on the keyboard without blinking an eye. But we all can’t be that gifted. For most writers, skill is the key factor. Even having top-notch skills won’t totally get the job done. Sometimes we need to organize our thoughts. Writers have a special toolbox to enhance their skills. That happy little imagined chest may contain an editing program to polish up the rough edges, it might be an inspiration board that was curated over a few weeks or it could actually be an outline.
by Cris Yeager | DIGITAL MEDIA GHOST | WRITING 
Editing programs, editing browser extensions and apps, built-in editing features in writing programs, beta readers and paid editors are all weapons of choice to a writer and each writer uses what works for them best.
Every writer knows their work isn’t going to be polished to perfection as a first draft. It’s going to need some editing, not just simple proofreading like spellcheck and grammar fixing. Sentences need restructuring, paragraphs moved around and even entire passages deleted. It’s normal. But, what editing programs, extensions, apps and methods do writers utilize to finish up and make their writing pristine?
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