Jobs in print journalism might be scarce, but a recent report says internet publishing roles are on the rise. Here’s the scoop—and a few writing/media relations positions to browse.
The author’s son brought home a handout that explains the basics of great writing. They serve as an important reminder to all scribes.
How many words can you pump out in an hour? No idea? You’re not alone. The larger point is that bad habits might be slowing you down. Here’s how to break them and pick up the pace.
The number of clients who say they want ‘organic content’ is rising. To meet that demand, PR agencies need writers. Here are marketing jobs that emphasize writing, among other skills.
It’s common in PR and marketing to overlook the small stuff, including editing your content. From annoying buzzwords to lengthy sentences, here’s what one copywriter advises.
Creative marketers are always in demand. To land your next job, recruiters suggest handing over an example of your prowess. To get started, consider this list of inventive opportunities.
A little white lie to yourself can help you cease your lollygagging and get to work—and even enjoy the process.
Whether it’s a marketing brochure or an internal email, your message won’t land with your audience if it’s stuffy or laden with jargon. Here’s how to lighten up the tone of your writing.
Recent data show more job-seekers are listing ‘content marketing’ in their profiles, experience for which digital-focused employers look. Add to yours with this week’s featured listing.
Tech mag swaps GOP frontrunner’s name with the phrase ‘Someone With Tiny Hands.’ A laugh riot erupts online, especially on social media. Best of all, the political season’s just starting.
Apprehension about your ability to craft fluid, meaningful prose occasional can grip anyone who tries to string words together. Relax. You’re not alone. Here’s some helpful advice.
From simply increasing your consumption of other authors’ works to fine-tuning your editing process, these tips can help you hone your craft.
Communicators’ adherence to AP style is paramount in producing clear and compelling copy. However, this writer argues that deviating from writing guidelines can produce positive consequences.
Stop squandering your most precious commodities—the minutes and hours you have each day to practice your craft. Here’s some guidance.
Your website is lovely, your blog posts are lyrical, but typos and bad syntax could be driving potential customers away by the thousands. Stanch the bleeding. Here’s how.
