Do you necessarily need a cover letter?

Wondering if you need a cover letter or not?

Come out to IWRITE's next event on June 9th!

Cover letter and Resume Event!



Pictures from Health Fair / Florence, SC 2012!

Thank You!



Thank You to all who participate and came out to today's health fair!

It was a success!

We're looking forward to next year's event!

"Write On!"

Don't Miss Our Onsite Resume Writing at the Health Fair This Saturday!

Do you need a resume? Perhaps, an updated resume? Good news! IWRITE is having an onsite resume writing clinic on Saturday, May 19th.  Come out and enjoy this free event!

Hope Health Center, IWRITE Ltd Co, and other businesses will present information, and free exams on how to stay "in tuned" with your health.

Taking care of your health is fun!

Please come out and support this FREE event!

 Event: Health Fair

Where: Progressive Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Family Life Center

 1010 Douglas St.

Florence, SC 

Date: Saturday, May 19th

Time: 10:00am-2:00pm

"Overcome Obstacles with Excellence"

Update Your Resume at This Weekend's Health Fair

Do you need a resume? Perhaps, an updated resume? Good news! IWRITE is having an onsite resume writing clinic on Saturday, May 19th.  Come out and enjoy this free event!

Hope Health Center, IWRITE Ltd Co, and other businesses will present information, and free exams on how to stay "in tuned" with your health.

Taking care of your health is fun!

Please come out and support this FREE event!

 Event: Health Fair

Where: Progressive Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Family Life Center

 1010 Douglas St.

Florence, SC 

Date: Saturday, May 19th

Time: 10:00am-2:00pm

"Overcome Obstacles with Excellence"

Come and Experience 'Onsite Resume Writing' This Week!



Do you need a resume? Perhaps, an updated resume? Good news! IWRITE is having an onsite resume writing clinic on Saturday, May 19th.  Come out and enjoy this free event!

 Event: Health Fair

Where: Progressive Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Family Life Center

Address: 1010 Douglas St.

Florence, SC

Date: Saturday, May 19th

Time: 10:00am-2:00pm

"Overcome Obstacles with Excellence"



Don't Miss Out: Come Support The Health Fair In Florence, SC

Progressive Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ at 1010 Douglas St. Florence, SC. Saturday, May 19, 2012. 10:00am until 2:00pm EST. Hope Health Center, IWRITE Ltd Co, and other businesses will present information, and free exams on how to stay "in tuned" with your health. Taking care of your health is fun! Please come out and support this FREE event!

Write On!

"Write because after a while those things we don't acknowledge will be forgotten." -IWRITE, Ltd Co



How to Use Homophones Correctly When Writing

Homophones are words that sound alike, but have different meaning. The article below thoroughly explains how to correctly use and spell that which we called, "homophones". Enjoy!

Read article from Writing Forward:

Homophones are words that sound alike but have different meanings. Many homophones also have different spellings, and all too often, people mix them up.

The result is an onslaught of misspellings throughout the written universe. Although these mistakes are understandable, they are problematic since they are contagious. If someone sees a set of homophones used incorrectly or misspelled  enough times, they will assume the usage is correct and adopt it.

 Thus, the errors spread.

Ideally, we’d just make sure that our language doesn’t contain these types of words. I’m sure we are creative enough to come up with completely new words, but unfortunately, language evolves of its own accord, so we must make do with what we have.

Read more HERE

Four Ways To Properly Write A Resignation Letter

About a week ago, we asked a question on our Facebook Page, "what's a proper way of writing a resignation letter to your employer"? Resignation letters can be short, and straight to the point. And they can also be long-winded. Here's a few tips on what you should include while writing a resignation letter.

1.) Remain cohesive in your letter. There's nothing more irritating than reading a resignation letter that's "foggy", and misinterpreted. Be as clear and focus as possible, and remain on point.

2.) Use correct word usage. Beware of fragments, and misspell words.

3.) It's okay to announce how appreciative you were while being employed with the employer. Businesses want feedback. Rather its positive or negative, companies want to know how they can "retain" their workers.

4.) And lastly, say "Thank You". Thank the employer for the opportunity of employment.

How To Make Writing a Fun Activity Without Frustration and Pressure

Can writing be a fun activity? Sure it can. The article below explains why and how writing can, and should be fun. Enjoy!

Writing for fun is overlooked and under-appreciated. Writing is portrayed as a serious subject. Writers whinge and whine about the torment of their profession. It’s purveyed as a mystical process where writers wrack their hearts and souls for each precious word.

Visions of dark, lonely towers, bleary eyes and endless cups of coffee abound. Authors talk of their years struggling, alone, with snow blowing from cracked windowpanes onto their keyboards, nobody else in the world understanding their turmoil, pounding away until bolts of genius strike and a perfectly-formed story springs into existence.

This image makes sense. I’m sure you’ve experienced frustration when you’ve been trying to get a piece finished. Or polished. Or even started. Writing can be hard. Challenging. Frustrating. Because writing can be so difficult – analogies to labour are common – the presumption arises that this is the way it is meant to be. And, without a countervailing voice, that presumption becomes the status quo. Beginning writers walk into this field of shared expectations, and believe that writing is going to be difficult, arduous and draining.

Read entire article HERE

What Are The Do's and Don'ts of Writing a Blog?

For all the blog writers. The 12 dos and don'ts of writing a blog.....enjoy!

Read article below:

Thinking about writing a blog? Been writing a blog for some time now and have yet to establish any growth (and by “growth” I mean “increased pageviews”)? Over the past 10 years I’ve refined my blogging skills—that’s right, I started my first blog back in 2001 and it is so embarrassing by today’s standards that I’m almost unwilling to link to it … almost. Blogs for writers are everywhere, and there’s often good advice on them about writing a blog. There’s also plenty of not-so-good advice. It can be frustrating.

Now I currently run three successful blogs: Questions & Quandaries, The Life of Dad and this online editor blog (which I’ve begun calling The Writer’s Dig). It’s been a challenge juggling them but, by sticking to these 12 specific dos and don’ts of writing a blog that I’ve developed over my years of experience, I’ve been able to establish growth (increased pageviews). I hope they can help you learn how to write a good blog too.

When Writing a Blog Do …

Find your focus.
To do this, you must first ask yourself this question: Who are your target readers? Once that’s settled, you can home in on a niche category (like this one focuses on writing) and be the expert on it.

Be relatable, be yourself.
What sets bloggers apart from newspaper article feeds is voice. Your content is what draws them in while your personality, or your voice in writing, is what will keep them there. Let your readers get to know you.

 Read the full article at Writer's Digest

How Capitalization In Writing Is Properly Used

This article gives examples when capitalization should be used.


Writing Forward has another great resource on capitalization. Read below what they state is the proper use:

Proper capitalization is one of the cornerstones of good grammar, yet many people fling capital letters around carelessly.

Not every word deserves to be capitalized. It’s an honor that must be warranted, and in writing, capitalization is reserved only for special words.

Most of the grammar rules are explicit about which words should be capitalized. However, there are some cases (like title case) in which the rules are vague.

Capitalization of Titles

There are several contexts in which we can examine capitalization. When writing a title (of a blog post, for example), almost all of the words in the title are capitalized. This is called title case.

Read the full article HERE

Writing Tips For Poetry Lovers

For those who love poetry, this article explains how you can enhance your writing skills

Writing Forward provides great tips for poetry writing.  Take a look below:

Poetry writing is the most artistic and most liberating form of creative writing. You can write in the abstract or the concrete. Images can be vague or subtle, brilliant or dull. Write in form, using patterns, or write freely, letting your conscience (or subconscious) be your guide.

You can do just about anything in a poem. That’s why poetry writing is so wild and free: there are no rules. Poets have complete liberty to build something out of nothing simply by stringing words together.

Read full article HERE

IWRITE's Did You Know: Grammar Tips

 Did you know: Using " into" and " in to" is considered interchangeable. It is also known as a common grammar faux pas. The word "into" is a proposition that expresses movement of something toward or into something else."In to," on the other hand is the adverb "in" followed by the preposition "to."

Welcome To IWRITE, Ltd Co!

Welcome to IWRITE, Ltd Co! Are you a full time undergraduate, or graduate school? Perhaps, a single parent struggling to find the time typing papers, or preparing PowerPoint presentation? Well, Good News! IWRITE is at your service to assist you!