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(For Writers) How and Why to Make Your Own YouTube Channel

Revealed from WRITER SQUEEZIN’S RANCH, A STORYTELLER’S PORTFOLIO · Follow these steps to create your own YouTube channel. How? Why? Now, let’s look at why you might want to create a YouTube channel. So remember, creating a successful YouTube channel requires dedication, consistency, and a genuine passion for your content. Be patient, engage with your audience, and continuously improve your skills to grow your channel over time. ⭐ Are you thinking about writing for money? Grab…

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Only 3 Things You Can Do With Your NICHE.

It’s what you do with the niche, not the niche itself. When I was starting to write on Medium, I was told several things in all the reading and exploring I did in the beginning. “You must pick a niche,” they all said. “Niche down and specialize, to get more involved readers.” “Niche up, to have a larger universe of readers.” “Niche down, for long-tail keywords, to help rank you higher.” “Niche up to help…

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Book Reviews I Have Not Read Yet

Research has narrowed it down for my next three. Photo by Florencia Viadana on Unsplash I write a good bit. And I research a good bit. Yes, I research what I will read about writing, in order to write better. My NEWSLETTER thinks it’s a BIG-SHOT, now that it’s living OFF-CAMPUS. Please CLICK HERE to go check it out! My research has led me to a huge amount of things to read, more than I could in one lifetime.…

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Storytelling

Photo by Andreas Wagner on Unsplash Mankind’s form of communication. If you have ever read any of my stories, you may know I usually refer to myself as a writer, humorist, and storyteller. The latter two of those are through no part of my own somehow. In fact, they are hard for me to abandon even if I want to, for some particular story I am here today partially because some of my real estate…

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Are There Common Pitfalls for New Writers? New Writer Questions #7

What are some common pitfalls to avoid for new writers? Common pitfalls to avoid in writing include overuse of cliches and stereotypes, lack of conflict or tension, flat characters, excessive exposition, and inconsistent pacing or tone. It’s also important to avoid overwriting or underwriting and to edit and revise your work thoroughly. There are several common pitfalls that writers should avoid to ensure that their writing is effective and engaging. Here are some of the…

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Meditation for Writers

Photo by Jared Rice on Unsplash What can meditation do for me? Meditation has numerous benefits for both your physical and your mental health. Here are some of the most common benefits of meditation… Overall, meditation is a powerful tool for improving both physical and mental health, and can help individuals lead a more balanced and fulfilling life. How does a person begin meditation? Starting a meditation practice can be simple and easy. Here are…

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How Do I Structure My Story or Novel? New Writer Questions #6

There are many different ways to structure a story or a novel, but some common approaches include the three-act structure, the hero’s journey, and the five-act structure. It’s important to choose a structure that works best for your particular story, remembering the basic elements of plot, character, and setting. How should I structure my story or novel? There are many different approaches to structuring a story or novel, but one of the most common framework…

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How Do I Develop Stronger Characters? New Writer Questions # 5

To develop stronger characters, you can start by always creating detailed character description profiles that include facts about their backstory, their personality, and their motivations. It’s also helpful to show your characters in the story action and to allow them to change and grow over the course of your story. How do I develop stronger characters in my writing? Developing strong characters in your writing requires some attention to detail and an understanding of human…

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Dialogue – How can I Write Better Dialogue? New Writer Questions #4

Your dialogue is a huge part of your writing, especially if you write fiction. I read once that a story is a controlled release of information about an event or person. It goes to follow, that in the spirit of “show, don’t tell,” your dialogue can play a very significant part in the telling of the story. What are some tips for writing better dialogue? What should I do to make my dialogue do to…

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How Do I Find My Particular Writing Style? New Writer Questions #3

How do I find my writing voice or style? Finding your writing voice and style takes time and practice. You can start by experimenting with different styles and techniques, taking note of what works best for you, and incorporating your personal experiences, observations, and opinions into your writing. I was fortunate in that respect. I had been writing since before I knew it was a “thing” that I needed to learn. In my school, it…

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