Tuesday, March 08, 2011

Videojug Short Videos for Writers in a Rush



Videojug is just the sort of website designed for people who want to learn in a heartbeat. Claiming over 60,000 free, professionally produced how-to videos to help viewers “get good at life,” Videojug offers videos on writing on specialized writing topics that run anywhere from one to five minutes. Topics include letters of apology, application, complaint, condolence, fundraising, persuasion, rejection, retirement, and sympathy.



These videos are worth a view if you are new to the business world because the videos are methodical and easy to follow.




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