Tag Archives: Writing Tips

Linkbait & the Social Side of Content

Posted on May 29, 2013 by QualityGal | Leave a comment
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There are so many forms of website content out there. Link bait is, by far, one of the most attractive, exciting, entertaining, and engaging varieties. Link bait is a blanket term that encompasses eye-catching web content, infographics, memes, and much … Continue reading →

5 Tips to Avoiding Freelance Writing Burn Out

Posted on May 14, 2013 by QualityGal | Leave a comment
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Thanks for tuning into another installment of the QualityGal freelance writers blog! Recently, I’ve been asked how to avoid getting too deep into freelance work and becoming ‘burnt out’ and overwhelmed with assignments. It’s the nature of the industry; we … Continue reading →

Comma Chameleon

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Katie | 1 Comment
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Commas are important punctuation marks that help a reader to figure out what words in a sentence go together as well as what parts of the sentence are most important. Incorrect use of commas can really confuse a reader but … Continue reading →

Writer Input Needed for the QualityGal Writer Handbook

Posted on February 15, 2012 by QualityGal | Leave a comment
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Good Afternoon Writers! QualityGal is looking for your suggestions for material and information that you would like to see added to our QualityGal Writer’s Handbook. We are open to all suggestions and would greatly appreciate your input; these are resources … Continue reading →

Identifying ‘Good’ Links and Competitor Links

Posted on November 4, 2011 by QualityGal | 1 Comment
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Good Afternoon & Happy Friday!! We’d like to share some information regarding appropriate links to include in QG content and how to recognize questionable links. This is a subject we are constantly researching and improving upon. Recognizing quality links is … Continue reading →

Recognizing Quality Links

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Christine | 4 Comments
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Good Morning Quality Gal Writers! It’s Monday morning and the beginning of a new week. The QualityGal team just wanted to share with all of you 2 helpful resources that should help many of you when you’re searching for information … Continue reading →

The All New QualityGal Handbook

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Christine | 8 Comments
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Hello Writers: Finally, it is complete [drum roll please]  introducing the all new QualityGal Handbook! You can find it in the writer panel under “Writer Resources”. This should help in locating information to help you such as: FAQ’s, finding authoritative … Continue reading →

Principles of Concision

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Christine | 5 Comments
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Good morning QualityGal writers! We hope you all had a great Labor Day weekend. Now that we’re back at the office, we wanted to share with you some helpful strategies to “tighten” up your writing, turning flabby sentences and paragraphs … Continue reading →

Using Keywords

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Christine | 2 Comments
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Hello QualityGal Writers! There’s a brief moment of respite at the QualityGal office, which means we can finally update our blog. Yay! We just wanted to share some helpful hints and suggestions on using keywords, which can be one of … Continue reading →

What’s grammar?

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Christine | 2 Comments
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Hey QualityGal Writers! Sometimes, at the QualityGal office, we need to correct minor grammar issues before sending off content to our clients, which got us to thinking: what’s the point of grammar and what does it mean to be grammatically … Continue reading →