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Halloween Lessons for Writers

By Michael Stelzner

Last year, I asked, “What can marketing professionals learn from Halloween?” This year, I want to know what writers can learn from the holiday.

Here are a few thoughts:

  • Make your front door inviting or kids will go to the next door
  • Realize you only have a few seconds with each person
  • Be sure to give them something to remember

Ding Dong: What are some other lessons we writers can learn from Halloween?

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  • If you're not home when they come this year, they won't come back next year.
  • Jacquelyn - Good point! :)
  • In addition to giving them something to remember, be sure that product is of high quality and something that they actually want and will use (or eat and enjoy, as the case may be).

    Jacquelyn Lynn
    author, The Entrepreneur's Almanac
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