Lucinda Lions: Professional writer 

Sydney, New South Wales
www.lionwriting.com.au

Lucinda has been writing ever since she could put words together. She has had short stories and articles published in national magazines; and her children’s novel, Chasing Rainbows, was published by Scholastic Australia.

When it comes to business writing, Lucinda works with clients who need result-driven words to sell their products and services. Alternatively, she also delights in editing and proofreading her client’s work. She is a member of the Australian Society of Authors, the NSW Writer’s Centre and the Children’s Book Council of Australia.  On the side, Lucinda creates guided relaxation tracks for busy and stressed out individuals. 

You can generally find her in the chocolate aisle.    

Lucinda's memorable quote
"What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?" Anonymous

Articles by Lucinda

• Seven winning article writing tips

  Recently, I wrote about how article marketing gives you free publicity. Here are some practical article writing tips to help you write an article that your clients and prospects will love!

  • 01 June 09
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 12 Comments

• Get free publicity through article marketing

  Writing articles doesn’t cost a cent, but the results are priceless. It’s the perfect publicity-boosting activity for every business in all economic climates. Read on to find out how article marketing is good for your business.

  • 27 April 09
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 10 Comments

• Creating a trustworthy website

  With thousands of hoax websites on the internet, it’s important that your website gains the trust of your clients. Here are tips on how you can use your website copy to create a trustworthy website.

  • 06 April 09
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 8 Comments

• Why good writing skills are important

  Many solo business owners are passionate about good writing skills and the English language. Clients are passionate about this, too, and many will buy elsewhere if the writing is bad.

  • 26 January 09
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 13 Comments

• Confidence building: Building confidence by using fear

  Even the most confident people feel an element of fear when they step outside their comfort zone. Think of someone successful. That person has felt fear too, but they faced their fear and gave it a go. You can use fear for confidence building too!

  • 24 December 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 27 Comments

• A positive perspective in difficult times

  The world is filled with news of doom and gloom, so now is a good time to share an interesting story about keeping a positive perspective during difficult times.

  • 01 December 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 12 Comments

• Business tag lines that sell

  An effective business tag line is a constant source of premium advertising that will reinforce your brand while generating sales. So what is a tag line, why should your business have one and how do you go about writing one?

  • 05 November 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 24 Comments

• How to avoid burnout by managing stress

  Stress fuels burnout, so if you want your business to last for life and avoid burnout, you need to understand what triggers stress. When we take a close look at managing stress, the first thing to realise is stress is actually a response.

  • 01 October 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 10 Comments

• Fuel saving tips for soloists

  If you use your car in the course of running your business, to drive to clients perhaps, then the cost of petrol could be hurting your bottom line. Here are some simple, effective fuel saving tips to keep you on the road and not in the red!

  • 27 August 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 5 Comments

• How positive thoughts cause positive actions

  A reader asked a great question in response to my article on using fear to build confidence prompting this article on positive thoughts and positive actions. They asked “No matter how positive our thoughts are, don’t actions speak louder than words?”

  • 25 July 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 13 Comments

• Failure or feedback? Why you can never fail

  Have you ever considered what would you do if you knew you couldn't fail? Where you would take your business? Your life? Here’s some good news, by perceiving failure as feedback soloists need never fail.

  • 11 June 08
  • Lucinda Lions
  • 15 Comments