
Here’s the real morale of the story: reading and monitoring your industry blogs and trades doesn’t cut it. No more watching from the sidelines: you must comment.

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Kathryn Mayer • Writing Out Loud
I write stuff down. writer • humorist • activist
i so appreciate all the phone calls and emails about the writing…. but do me a favor and POST COMMENTS, follow and subscribe. Just hit the little RSS button and choose how you want to receive my most current braindump!
i am loving your writing. however, i think you should edit more carefully for errors, both grammatical and spelling. i get that internet postings can sometimes be a tad laissez-faire (hence me never using capitalisation), but it’s hard to take anyone seriously as they tell you they are a professional writer who deserves to paid when the errors are so rampant throughout the blog. just my two cents’ worth. topically speaking, the posts are awesome. i wish you were my friend in real life.
I hear ya sista. Typos, grammatical errors prevail, but can’t post with speed and authenticity between paying gigs and driving carpool. Consider this blog like stopping by my house for a cup of coffee – didn’t vacuum! And you are spot on about creating credibility as a professional writer, except…when writing for dental schools, aviation services, ophthalmology, dining services, banking, and other riveting copy, you can bet your sweet ass it’s clean, precise and spot-on. Without the sweet-ass comment. And ps: We’re friends sugar! just don’t expect a clean house when you visit.