A good copywriter is prepared. It is someone who takes advantage of any time of the day to read.
So, the first thing if you want to stand out as an editor, is to be hungry for reading.
This point leads to a quality that is not easy to find. Writers who know how to express themselves with their pen in the simplest way possible.
The reader should not struggle to understand what he reads. That work belongs to the writer.
This reminds me that great geniuses like Mozart, or William Shakespeare himself, wrote thinking about the people, about people with little artistic culture, and even so, that they could enjoy their works.
And today, snobs believe that geniuses were authors of complicated and confusing works.
I've seen babies enjoy Mozart's music.
You already understood my message. Write to be understood.
Do not be petulant or intrigued. That is a sign of insecurity.
You have developed a confidence in yourself that does not need affection in the ego.
Here is another tip: Write about topics you know.
There are those who venture to write posts with just a notion of what is involved.
The worst, there is no lack of those who dare to take the shortcut of plagiarism. I mean "copy and paste".
These confuse plagiarism with the healing of an article, which is to gather information from several writings, to make an amalgam, adding in addition, his personal touch.
In short, it is contributing a message by making it more complete and accessible.
It is a copywriter that is adding value to the network.
But "copy and paste" is an offense for those who have the height of being editors.
That is why plagiarism becomes offensive.
Notice what Henry Miller said:
Steemit will accompany you wherever you go, all the time.
You must be attentive to the muses that will fall at any moment of surprise.
Write them down, because they are like shooting stars, they last in memory the same as a flash in the sky.
The practice is what will make you progress.
Progress will come when publishing daily.
The wording is developed. The moment will come when you will acquire a level that will amaze many.
Afterwards it will be commented that you are a good writer; not because you spent hours writing, they will point you out and say that you can do it because you have the gift of writing.
The talent may be important, but without a daily practice, it will not be possible to stand out.
This is one of the best benefits that Steemit offers us, to be able to rehearse again and again when publishing the posts that we will make better and better.
