10 Blogs To Follow For Great Writing Tips

Here I have ten writing blogs for you that you must follow if you want to improve the quality of your written content for various different purposes.

These blogs will definitely help your writing output with each blog providing you a unique idea and viewpoint perspective for you to take on board and apply.

GOINS, WRITER

Jeff Goins is known for his creative, engaging, entertaining and effective writing. He is the best-selling author of five books including - “The Art of Work” in 2015 and “Real Artists Don’t Starve” in 2017”.

Jeff’s Writing gives you a broad understanding of creative writing. This page contains various articles that will change the way you write and the way you think about writing.




According to Jeff Goins, some tips to more effective writing are -

• Practice your craft
• Challenge yourself
• Be yourself
• Don’t write like an idiot
• Start small
• Don’t give up
• Learn to pitch your pieces

For a detailed explanation, you should read his blog on the same topic.

COPYBLOGGER

Copyblogger produces a good number of quality articles on how to write for content marketing and SEO purposes. The website is a hub for marketing professionals.





The site also provides a bucket full of tips for creative writing. Besides marketers, the blog is useful for bloggers, journalists and fiction writers too.

Some of its blog content on SEO and Content marketing is -


3 Important SEO Steps to Take Right Away

• The Wise Content Marketer’s Guide to Sensible SEO
• How to Create Content that Deeply Engages Your Audience
• How to Know Exactly What Content to Deliver to Convert More Prospects

THE WRITE LIFE

The blog is good for those who have just started-up and want to move ahead with a refreshing and a practical approach.




The Write Life aims at engaging you with the writing community and turn you into a professional standard writer.

The site also contains a lot of blog on marketing. Some of them are -

• The Indie Author’s Guide to Hitting the USA Today Bestseller List
• 7 Clever Ways to Leverage Reviews in Your Book Marketing
• 7 Social Media Tips For Writers Who Want to Get Noticed
• Building an Email List for Your Book: 2 Effective Tactics to Try Now
• Email Marketing Tips: How to Get Your List to Buy Your Book

JOANNA PENN, THE CREATIVE PENN

New York Times bestselling independent author, Joanna Penn has a bucket of tips for creative writing whether it’s about writing fiction or non-fiction.

Her articles on Creative Penn are full of practical tips for intending and aspiring writers seeking desperately to emulate Joanna herself.




If you are going to write some sort of fiction or nonfiction, you must read her blogs on the website to enhance your work.

The website contains a number of blogs and podcasts, by Joanna, being published frequently that provide an expert insight into the world of independent publishing, along with other things.

Over 500,000 copies of Joanna Penn’s thrillers and non-fiction works for writers have been sold, and she channelized her expertise in her articles on the Creative Penn.

JANE FRIEDMAN

Co-founder of The Hot Sheet has her expertise in digital media strategy. She is a media professor and speaker who focuses on how technology affects us as a writer, marketers, and people.

Some of her blogs consist-Ethics & the Literary Agent: What Rights Do Authors Have, How to Find a Literary Agent for Your Book, How to Start Blogging: A Definitive Guide for Authors, Best Book Marketing Advice for Authors: The Best of 2017 and more.



According to Jane, tips to effective blogging are -

• Consistency 
• Choosing the right blogging platform
• Post headlines should be attractive
• Create cornerstone content
• Make it easy to browse and share your posts

However, of course, there is a lot more is to it. I would recommend reading more about her thoughts on effective blogging,

JOE BUNTING, THE WRITE PRACTICE

Joe Bunting, founder, and Editor-in-Chief at The Write Practice is a writer who has published seven books. Meanwhile, his organization The Write Practice has helped over 10 million people become better writers and the number is growing every day!




His ideas on becoming a better writer are to “Be Specific” and “Don’t Be Vague”.
He described three simple ways that will help -

• Focus On Detail
• Focus On Moments
• Write Dialogue

The website provides you 1716 free writing lessons and exercises, 153275 writing pieces posted and feedback shared.
The Write Practice provides free self-guided tutorials to help the writer become a better writer faster.

CHUCK WENDIG, TERRIBLEMINDS

Chuck Wendig is the owner of the blog Terribleminds. Chuck is a writer, novelist and a game designer.

He usually talks about writing, pop-culture, food and his Children. His writings also include some naughty language but he would never fail to amuse and educate you.



He gave a very good list of vital writing advice, few of which is mentioned below -

• Finish What You Start
• Write Who You Are
• Run Screaming Past Your Self-Doubt
• Write What You Know

Visit his blog on “A Very Good List of Vital Writing Advice — Do Not Ignore!”

WRITERS HELPING WRITERS

The blog is run by Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi. The website offers you a lot of things such as tools and resources for writers.




Writers Helping Writers aims to offer help and support, and empower writers everywhere.

WRITER’S DIGEST

A blog aimed at both beginner and established writers, full of valuable contents and articles.
The blog doesn’t only contain quantity but the quality also which will never disappoint your expectations.



Writer’s Digest offers you tutorials with more than 350 instructional writing videos available instantly. At least one video is added every week!

THE WRITER’S ACADEMY

The Writer’s Academy, from the world’s largest publisher Penguin Random House, offers online creative writing courses.



The Writers Academy’s - “Creative Writing for Beginners” course can help equip you with all the literary tools to start writing your own fiction.

The blog provides you with a number of courses during which a qualified tutor will help you with guidance, support, and individual feedback. They will also be available to answer any questions that you may have as you develop.

Anthony Musker : I am a digital marketer and content writer at Whoisvisiting.com. I implement the marketing activities including email, social and SEO - I have various experience within sales and marketing teams, working for start-up companies and in the PR industry.