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Thanks, Ed, for encouraging me to look again for a way to add the keywords. I've done it.

Hope it'll be smooth sailing for both articles now. Just let me know.

Could you just provide potential employers your writing samples, but make it clear they were ghostwritten -- which by default means they're not supposed to find your name attached if they see them online? Not saying I'm the norm, but I hire freelancers and don't care whether they've actually been pu...

Thanks so much, Ed. I just resubmitted both articles.

However, for one of them, I forgot to fill in the keywords at the bottom.

If you need to kick it back, I'll add the keywords: home-based business & make money online.

Best!

PS I also offer a free copywriting tips PDF on the site, if you'd like to grab a copy.

Thanks!
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You've both reminded me of why I love this forum. People who care about the art & craft of writing, and possess a sincere spirit of being helpful! Thanks for brightening my day.

I'll fix those articles and soon resubmit them. Hope Ed's enjoying his time off (while supplies last). ;-)

Hi Celeste, I know it looks funny with the "b" lower case, but I'm 99% certain I've typed "business" correctly for an article title. I think the Internet's fast-pace and casualness are making a lot of stuff that's incorrect look right. Anyway, I just looked this up at a few credi...

It's been a while since I posted an article here - glad to be back! But both articles I recently submitted were rejected. 1. "Home-based Business - A Self-Exam to Identify the Right Opportunity" 2. "Home-based Business - The Secret to Living the Dream" I've just re-read the guide...

Oh, wow: I love semicolons. I have respect for writers who drop them in here and there (when not too wordy).

When used properly semicolons, do a great job of communicating a two-pronged point. They lend a sophisticated rhythm to how the reader "hears" your words, too.