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 As 2016 comes to a close, the American Society of Journalists and Authors wishes its members a safe and happy holiday season. To allow our staff to spend time with friends and family during the holidays, The ASJA Weekly will contain limited new content until the new year.
We will resume regular publications on Friday, Jan. 6.
ASJA
Registration is now open for the 2017 ASJA Conference in New York at the Roosevelt Hotel May 5 & 6. Join us for the 46th Annual Writers Conference – Pivot. Publish. Prosper. We’ve created a stellar lineup of speakers including keynote speaker Andrea King Collier, a multimedia journalist, essayist and author who has been on a full-time freelance path for over 25 years.
Early bird rates now available — to register, click here. The hotel early bird registration is also now open. For individual reservations, please call (212) 661-9600 or 1-888-833-3969, and reference “ASJA” to take advantage of the special rate of $249 per night from May 3-7, 2017.
Entrepreneur
So you’re on the phone with a prospective client, and she asks a fantastic question that you know would make a great post for your company’s blog. You jot down the idea and spend eight hours over the next week outlining, writing, editing and polishing this great article.
You next publish it to your blog, and it gets a few shares on Twitter the first day — but then nothing. The post gets archived in the blog, never to be seen again, and your thoughtful creation collects digital dust.
Sound familiar? The issue here is not in your content creation, but in the distribution and continued promotion of this content — or lack thereof.
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Business 2 Community
You are a small-business owner attempting to do the job of a blogger. Or perhaps you are a staff member who’s been assigned the blogging responsibilities for your company. In either case, it’s easy to become exasperated by blogging after doing it long enough. You run out of ideas; you feel like you’re talking about the same things over and over again; you can’t seem to create anything fresh or exciting.
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Tripped Media
While most of you guys are in front of your desk for a 9-to-5 job, only managing to squeeze in an hour or less of lunch, I spend my mornings doing house errands and even baking some banana muffins. Why? Because despite the fact that you constantly bombard me with freelancer problems questions, I enjoy the freedom my lifestyle provides me. However, while I try to answer every single annoying question about being a freelancer with the generic “I love my job,” they come up with more irritating versions of their “interrogation.”
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Reynolds Center
Today’s business reporters must be excellent writers, thorough reporters and savvy promoters. Many of us are responsible for pushing our work through social media channels to increase readership numbers. Here are some basics to keep in mind.
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