Paying for This Site
Heroic Technical Writing on Facebook
Twittering
- What do you consider a spoiler? The appearance of particular characters? Plot twists/events? Anything that doesn’t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 6 hours ago
- Enjoyed the first couple episodes of Kenobi. Leia is a brat at any age. 🙄😆 18 hours ago
-
Recent Posts
Follow this blog via email
Archives
Categories
Category Archives: audience
Customer Service Follow-Up
After I posted my rant about customer service last week, I decided to Twitter-shame the two companies involved. I didn’t hit Spectrum too hard, but Office Depot? Yeah, they got zinged, and much to my surprise, they responded. Today I’ll … Continue reading
Writing and Distributing Surveys
As some of my regular readers might know, I tried to distribute a survey as part of my “Arts and Recreation on Mars” paper for Kepler Space Institute. The goal was to assess how people consumed/engaged with art or recreation … Continue reading
Posted in audience, education, metrics, reader response, social media
2 Comments
Assumptions in the Freelance Proposal Business
One challenge I encounter when I do freelance writing for solo entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations is an assumptions gap. This gap can create problems early or later in the relationship, depending on how quickly the problems arise.
Posted in audience, business writing, clients, freelancing, proposal writing, workplace
Leave a comment
Reading the Fine Print
I’ve put my home-hunting efforts on temporary hold. I’m not happy about it, but I learned a hard lesson in the power of the “fine print” on contracts. If you’ve been put into a position to help write a contract, … Continue reading