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How To Write A Good UK & Ireland Review
Newest Review: ... Secondly, it is important to avoid lists or duplication of other information on the venue's own website. This might apply to price lists for eating houses or hotels, lists of shops in a shopping centre, lists of rides in a theme park or a cut and paste list of opening hours and prices for a museum or other national monument. As the "true" potential customer can quite easily (and ... more  ... has most probably) already looked up most of this information on the internet, then there is no point repeating it. Instead, replace it with your personal experience i.e. your thoughts on value for money, variety of rides, queues, that sort of thing. ...more |
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How To Write A Good UK & Ireland Review: Tell Us About It!! (1501 words)
by helencb - written on 28.01.07 (Very useful, 163 readings)
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The UK Ireland section, together with the International Travel section have always been my favourite areas for review writing, and indeed the most useful areas for me when doing my own planning and research for trips. I became guide for the section last September, when the well-travelled Proxam stepped down, and as I was now responsible to ensure I read all reviews in my category, I found it was actually a little less busy than I anticipated which surprised me a little, given the majority of writers are living in the UK and always keen to share their opinion on products and services. So what exactly CAN you write about in UK/Ireland category. Well there is ...
For What It's Worth! (1357 words)
by ks.h - written on 13.04.02 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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How to write a good UK/Ireland opinion what a task, the category is so diverse you could be writing about a pub, hotel, restaurant, town, city, beauty spot, museum, theatre, piece of public art or numerous other topics so where do you begin and what qualifies me to offer advice? I’m not a category guide, I don’t consider myself to be one of the great dooyoo writers and I’m certainly not a prolific opinion writer, I’ve been around for nine month and this is only my forty-third opinion. Well after marandina and jillmurphy suggested in my comment thread that they would like to read my thoughts on this topic, I thought I might as well give ...
How To Write A Good UK & Ireland Review: More tips than for the Grand National! (771 words)
by Boonoiy - written on 10.04.02 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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The UK and Ireland guide section of this site is my favourite place to add opinions to, I love to pass on my knowledge of places to go and things to do and it's something of a catrhartic exercise from time to time; you can point to the places you've loved and pass on the recommendation and you can share your experiences of places you have hated and, hopefully, keep someone else from making the same mistakes you made! What it's all about: -------------------- Well, first and foremost, this section of the site is all about places of interest and locations within the UK and Ireland (obvious from the title but there you go). This includes ...
