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Experience Level: Entry
Num. of articles: 1
Words per article: 600
Information for the blog/website: Hotel Site Blog in Beaufort Area
Industry: Lifestyle/Travel
Topic: New Recruits Parris island - Marine corps recruit depot
Tone: Sincere
Outline & Structure: Blog Topic: New Recruits Parris island - Marine corps recruit depot parris island
blog Post: 600 to 650 Word Long
Writing Tone: Only Sincere Writing Tone. ( Do not Use any other Tone )
Note: Do not Include site name, Do not include site link.
Select Keywords: ( Cover this keywords into the blog post )
Graduation ceremony
graduation dates
new recruits parris island
Marine Corps uniform
New Marines
graduated Marine
Recruit Training ( Marine Corps recruit training )
Hotel near Parris Island Beaufort
First of the Blog Post: Write 80% for Marine corps recruit depot parris island
End of the Blog Post: Write 20% for Hotel near Parris Island beaufort
Extensive research needed: yes
Extra notes: Read this note:
Don’t Weaken the Action with Wimpy Words
1. Let’s see some before-and-after examples:
2. She is blogging – She blogs
3. People are in love with him – People love him
4. He is aware that people love him – He knows people love him
Don’t Pad Your Prose with Empty Filler Words
(Or: Avoid Using Grammar Expletives)
Other Instruction:
1. It’s fun to edit – Editing is fun
2. It takes time to write – Writing takes time
3. There are many people who write – Many people write
4. There’s nothing better than blogging – Nothing’s better than blogging
5. Here are some things to consider: – Some things to consider are:
Don’t Cripple Your Descriptions with Feeble Phrases
(Or: Avoid Weak Adjectives)
1. Really bad – Terrible
2. Really good – Great
3. Very big – Huge
4. Very beautiful – Gorgeous
Even if you don’t have a telltale really or very preceding an adjective, you can often give your writing more impact by using stronger alternatives:
1. Dirty – Filthy
2. Tired – Exhausted
3. Scared – Terrified
4. Happy – Thrilled
Even worse than using weak adjectives is using weak adjectives to tell your readers what something isn’t as opposed to telling them what something is:
1. It’s not that good – It’s terrible
2. He’s not a bore – He’s hilarious
3. He’s not very smart – He’s ignorant
Don’t Pussyfoot Around Your Verbs and Adjectives
Count the number of words in the before-and-after examples below, and you will witness how badly nominal weaken your writing:
1. Give your post a proofread – Proofread your post (verb form)
2. Alcohol is the cause of hangovers – Alcohol causes hangovers (verb form)
3. The plane’s approach was met with the scramble of emergency crews – The plane approached and emergency crews scrambled. (verb form)
4. He shows signs of carelessness – He is careless (adjective form)
5. She has a high level of intensity – She is intense (adjective form)
Words per article: 600
Information for the blog/website: Hotel Site Blog in Beaufort Area
Industry: Lifestyle/Travel
Topic: New Recruits Parris island - Marine corps recruit depot
Tone: Sincere
Outline & Structure: Blog Topic: New Recruits Parris island - Marine corps recruit depot parris island
blog Post: 600 to 650 Word Long
Writing Tone: Only Sincere Writing Tone. ( Do not Use any other Tone )
Note: Do not Include site name, Do not include site link.
Select Keywords: ( Cover this keywords into the blog post )
Graduation ceremony
graduation dates
new recruits parris island
Marine Corps uniform
New Marines
graduated Marine
Recruit Training ( Marine Corps recruit training )
Hotel near Parris Island Beaufort
First of the Blog Post: Write 80% for Marine corps recruit depot parris island
End of the Blog Post: Write 20% for Hotel near Parris Island beaufort
Extensive research needed: yes
Extra notes: Read this note:
Don’t Weaken the Action with Wimpy Words
1. Let’s see some before-and-after examples:
2. She is blogging – She blogs
3. People are in love with him – People love him
4. He is aware that people love him – He knows people love him
Don’t Pad Your Prose with Empty Filler Words
(Or: Avoid Using Grammar Expletives)
Other Instruction:
1. It’s fun to edit – Editing is fun
2. It takes time to write – Writing takes time
3. There are many people who write – Many people write
4. There’s nothing better than blogging – Nothing’s better than blogging
5. Here are some things to consider: – Some things to consider are:
Don’t Cripple Your Descriptions with Feeble Phrases
(Or: Avoid Weak Adjectives)
1. Really bad – Terrible
2. Really good – Great
3. Very big – Huge
4. Very beautiful – Gorgeous
Even if you don’t have a telltale really or very preceding an adjective, you can often give your writing more impact by using stronger alternatives:
1. Dirty – Filthy
2. Tired – Exhausted
3. Scared – Terrified
4. Happy – Thrilled
Even worse than using weak adjectives is using weak adjectives to tell your readers what something isn’t as opposed to telling them what something is:
1. It’s not that good – It’s terrible
2. He’s not a bore – He’s hilarious
3. He’s not very smart – He’s ignorant
Don’t Pussyfoot Around Your Verbs and Adjectives
Count the number of words in the before-and-after examples below, and you will witness how badly nominal weaken your writing:
1. Give your post a proofread – Proofread your post (verb form)
2. Alcohol is the cause of hangovers – Alcohol causes hangovers (verb form)
3. The plane’s approach was met with the scramble of emergency crews – The plane approached and emergency crews scrambled. (verb form)
4. He shows signs of carelessness – He is careless (adjective form)
5. She has a high level of intensity – She is intense (adjective form)
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