You all know mine by now, but there is little information on what you do, apart from making fools of yourselves on here.Must be more to it than that, so: Whats your line?
Whats your writing voice
You all know mine by now, but there is little information on what you do, apart from making fools of yourselves on here.Must be more to it than that, so: Whats your line?
I prefer using short sentences. Since I personally feel bored after reading long sentences.
No, we don't. This is your first post.Originally Posted by Mathewwhibe
Brad Miedema
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Though I got the point somewhat, still the concept is not exactly clear to me. If you don't mind, I just wanted to know "Writing voice" clearly.
I know there are many kinds of writing voices. but I have no idea what kind of voice I have.
I like being professional but at the same time, include some lightness and humor.
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I spend a lot of time thinking about voice. There are so many reasons to try getting different voices for different styles of writing. When writing copy I go for short, punchy sentences. Fiction I tend to get more descriptive with a longer sentence style. The rules change for every situation with me. Generally speaking though, I find short punchy stuff ala Hemingway to be very effective. I do SEO copywriting for a living and that helps me when I'm doing website development and internet marketing. I do a lot of work on small business websites
so my voicing needs to adapt with each client, but even then the short punchy model works the best.
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