Whether you are writing fiction or nonfiction, having a framework makes a writing more cohesive.
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Matching your social media to your core demographic makes sure your message is reaching the correct target.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/16/facebook-teengaer_n_4610870.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000009  As we move towards eReaders, many of us still have traditional books. Some are out of print. There is a way to digitize them yourself. Two things come to mind: It may be a more efficient use of your time to pay for the digital version and digitizing and making a book available that is still under copyright to others is stealing income from the author and publisher. Digitizing for personal use from one format to another is much like ripping old vinyl records you own to MP3 format. Also, if you do digitize, keep in mind charities are often selling the printed books to raise funds and some artists are using them for wonderful art projects. Please do not just discard them in the trash. Please recycle responsibly.
http://www.diybookscanner.org/ (Image from Facebook Post) Writing a gratitude journal? Here are 5 Tips:
http://www.writerscircle.com/2013/11/5-tips-for-keeping-a-gratitude-journal.html Video has not become the predominate medium. Enhanced books have video and collectively we all watch over 80 million hours of YouTube per day. Most people like a video that is 3 minutes or less. It seems many would rather see a video than read. It is also estimated that 10% of internet bandwidth is used on cat videos. Not sure that is accurate, but it could be possible.
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