Author: paulacdeckard

Paula was born and raised in Germany. She moved to the UK at 18, where she completed her bachelor's and master's degree in Creative Writing and English Literature. In 2013, she moved to Canada permanently. She is a dedicated writer in both fiction and non-fiction and a passionate blogger. She is an aspiring digital content writer, blogger, and ghostwriter who has helped immigrant entrepreneurs create content for their websites. She also proofreads and edits. In her free time, she writes short stories and has started on her next book.
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A New Year, A Millennial Pushing 40, and a New Novella

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I started writing Plutonic in January 2023 and even put my semi-autobiography on hold because it didn’t feel significant then. I was dealing with something else, a guilt of some sort. Yes, something happened, but it took a while for it to sink in. When your head is so wrapped up around things in life, you don’t pay close attention to what other people—I mean friends—might be going through. I’ve never seen myself as a good friend, but I try to be. The new novella is more about how I see myself in that regard. And that is all I will say.

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What Does It Mean to Be Young In an Ageing World?

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Online businesses are thriving and promoting remote work, which saves overhead expenses that most start-up companies cannot afford. This has put a new but also a precarious spin on the job market. However, it is the Millennial’s innovation and response to an ageing world where they can no longer watch the older generation fail them economically (and morally).

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On Ghostwriting

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I have an aspiration to ghostwrite for people who need words to bring out the best in them. For that purpose, I have revised my ghostwriting services. I look forward to writing a big project for someone one day.

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Content Marketing for Writers and Authors

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o build a brand, writers and authors must also use the content marketing strategy, even if they aren’t qualified marketers. While most businesspeople build a readership with content marketing techniques in which they define their goals and reach out to their audience, writers can do the same. In many ways, we write stories to persuade. So why not market ourselves?

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