Big 3 social networks create press rooms for journalists
Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn now have help pages for journalists. Here’s the scoop on what’s available.
Recommended reading for Sept. 9: startups, self doubt and more
Highlights from the week’s best reads for writers: what startup founders look like; struggling with self doubt; bloggers’ revenge, PR ethics and more.
Back to school means back to work
With Labor Day behind us and kids in class, it’s time to refocus on work. Here are 12 things writers can do to be recharged and ready for the rest of the year.
Tips for running a successful freelance business
Should you specialize? How do you get organized? How do you edit stories? Find answers to the basics of running a freelance business from the recent #wclw chat.
Should writers use Google+?
Some initial impressions of how the new Google social network works, and how writers could use it.
Working with WordPress: themes, hosts, plugins & more
Hints, links and other resources shared by WordPress expert Ron Doyle & bloggers who tuned into the June 29 #wclw chat for writers.
WordCount’s 101 top posts on writing, blogging & freelancing
It’s the ultimate Best of WordCount – a recap of my most popular posts ever on blogging, writing and running a freelance business.
Blogger.com bloggers, this one’s for you
This is for those enterprising bloggers who didn’t let the blogging platform’s current outage get them down. Instead, they went with Plan B. That’s resilience.
Recommended reading for writers April 15, 2011
Arianna Huffington on AOL, Stephen King on the creative process, Grammar Girl on proofreading and other recommended reading for writers for April 15, 2011.
Writers’ 6 top tech tools for getting work done
Successful freelance writers stay on task by using the following Web browser add ons, cloud-based programs and smartphone apps.
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