Comments on: Would You Give Your Own Writing an A Grade? http://www.netwriting.co.uk/writing/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/205/ Writing and SEO tips for Bloggers Fri, 14 Jan 2011 10:58:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: John http://www.netwriting.co.uk/writing/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/205/comment-page-1/#comment-20996 John Fri, 21 Mar 2008 23:58:29 +0000 http://www.netwriting.co.uk/2008/03/13/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/#comment-20996 Great tips as usual Tejvan. I can't fault any of them—even the fact they are written as a list! ;-) Great tips as usual Tejvan. I can’t fault any of them—even the fact they are written as a list! ;-)

]]> By: Ward Tipton http://www.netwriting.co.uk/writing/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/205/comment-page-1/#comment-20970 Ward Tipton Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:28:57 +0000 http://www.netwriting.co.uk/2008/03/13/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/#comment-20970 If I have to grade only my own writing and it varies from day to day ... would I have to use a grading curve in order to keep myself from feeling insecure about my capacity as a writer? It was just a thought ... I never said it was a good one. Your article does make a lot of sense. However, I for one make a living writing on the internet. Unfortunately this means two things for my writing since I use my web page to sell my services; it means I have to promote certain keywords so that I can generate enough traffic to get buyers. It also means I have to promote keywords that will not only attract traffic, but set me apart from the many millions of other "writers" on the internet. While you do make some excellent points, I think there are also exceptions to every rule and sometimes, there are simply extenuating circumstances to take into consideration as well. IMHO Ward If I have to grade only my own writing and it varies from day to day … would I have to use a grading curve in order to keep myself from feeling insecure about my capacity as a writer?

It was just a thought … I never said it was a good one.

Your article does make a lot of sense. However, I for one make a living writing on the internet. Unfortunately this means two things for my writing since I use my web page to sell my services; it means I have to promote certain keywords so that I can generate enough traffic to get buyers. It also means I have to promote keywords that will not only attract traffic, but set me apart from the many millions of other “writers” on the internet.

While you do make some excellent points, I think there are also exceptions to every rule and sometimes, there are simply extenuating circumstances to take into consideration as well.

IMHO

Ward

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]]> By: QuaChee http://www.netwriting.co.uk/writing/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/205/comment-page-1/#comment-20904 QuaChee Thu, 20 Mar 2008 17:29:13 +0000 http://www.netwriting.co.uk/2008/03/13/would-you-give-your-own-writing-an-a-grade/#comment-20904 Hi there Many thanks for sharing these info. I agree at times I am lost and uncertain to which way to follow lol. Now I know better! :) Hi there

Many thanks for sharing these info. I agree at times I am lost and uncertain to which way to follow lol. Now I know better! :)

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