Comments on: Writing FAQ: My Background http://electrolicious.com/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background Daily affirmations of a word mercenary Fri, 21 Nov 2008 10:17:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: SolShine7 http://electrolicious.com/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8627 SolShine7 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 14:01:58 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/archives/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8627 Thanks for sharing. It's helpful to see how people got where they are. I found you via an article you wrote on Movies.com and I've been visiting your blog since. Thanks for sharing. It’s helpful to see how people got where they are. I found you via an article you wrote on Movies.com and I’ve been visiting your blog since.

]]> By: Phyllis http://electrolicious.com/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8620 Phyllis Fri, 26 Oct 2007 19:14:37 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/archives/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8620 Aha! Thanks for the answer! I showed your website to an author friend of mine last night, as an example of what he could do to make his site interesting and keep 'em coming back. He was duly impressed. You are a triple [or more]-threat, my lady! Good 4u! See ya soon! Aha! Thanks for the answer! I showed your website to an author friend of mine last night, as an example of what he could do to make his site interesting and keep ‘em coming back. He was duly impressed. You are a triple [or more]-threat, my lady! Good 4u! See ya soon!

]]> By: Ariel http://electrolicious.com/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8616 Ariel Fri, 26 Oct 2007 05:37:46 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/archives/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8616 Phyllis, the most obvious difference is that in web copywriting you can link to things, which definitely changes the framework of information can be conveyed. But mostly it's just an issue of process. Print takes much longer (therefore you have to work with the clients to stay way ahead of schedule), and you can't go back and fix typos after the fact to cover your ass. Phyllis, the most obvious difference is that in web copywriting you can link to things, which definitely changes the framework of information can be conveyed. But mostly it’s just an issue of process. Print takes much longer (therefore you have to work with the clients to stay way ahead of schedule), and you can’t go back and fix typos after the fact to cover your ass.

]]> By: Sara http://electrolicious.com/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8611 Sara Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:05:05 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/archives/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8611 I really enjoyed reading this, as I always wonder how successful people get to where they are! Very insightful. :-) I really enjoyed reading this, as I always wonder how successful people get to where they are! Very insightful. :-)

]]> By: Phyllis http://electrolicious.com/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8584 Phyllis Wed, 24 Oct 2007 20:33:12 +0000 http://electrolicious.com/archives/2007/10/writing-faq-my-background#comment-8584 This is soooo interesting! You <em>almost</em> make me wish I had a blog, b/c I answer similar questions about my career all the time. It would be convenient to say "read it on my blog" instead of trying to make my rap sound fresh every time! (Dope. Word. Etc.) OK! So now for my question! How do web and print copywriting skills differ? Thank u! This is soooo interesting! You almost make me wish I had a blog, b/c I answer similar questions about my career all the time. It would be convenient to say “read it on my blog” instead of trying to make my rap sound fresh every time! (Dope. Word. Etc.)

OK! So now for my question! How do web and print copywriting skills differ? Thank u!

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