We know that grammar and good writing are essential parts of a quality blog. Quill Marketing is a white-label blogging service for agencies and businesses. We specialize in helping businesses get more website traffic and get better results through blogging and SEO best practices. Quill’s writers and editors will brainstorm, write, and post your clients’ articles so that your agency can focus on other areas of marketing.
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When it comes to blogging, drawing traffic is the main the goal of most writers. The hope is that friends and family members will read and spread your blog in order to increase traffic to your blog. Whether you’re running a lighthearted blog about children or a serious blog regarding legal matters, grammar is a critical player[…]
No one really likes grammar, but we all need it. Bloggers depend on it to make clear points and demonstrate their blogs’ level of professionalism. Proper grammar isn’t just a frustrating burden, however. Improving your grammar as a blogger can improve not only your sentence structure, but your overall blogging skills. Grammar, Reliability, and Professionalism[…]
Blogging gives writers the freedom that different mediums might not. With the evolution of the internet it is accessible to most. Blogging requires the basics of knowing how to write and how to create direct content with your ideas. Unfortunately, that sometimes means that other areas suffer; for example, the use of correct grammar. Blogging[…]
Even among accomplished writers, the semicolon is one of the most misused punctuation marks in the English language. Maybe you avoid using semicolons because you’re don’t know exactly how to use a semicolon, or maybe you don’t know where to put them or how to use a semicolon…or maybe you just want to stay as[…]