Ever watched someone crumble during a media conference or interview? It’s a sure sign that the person wasn’t prepared or trained to deal with the situation. That’s a topic I write about for B and T recently.
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I recently penned a piece for Smart Company on how to get past ‘Hello’ when contacting a journalist with a story pitch.
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Although there are lots of free email services like Gmail, Windows Live and Yahoo!, setting up a domain name and customised email address is much easier than it sounds and can be done by anyone who has a moderate level of computer literacy. If you can follow instructions, type and use a mouse – you can set up your own email.
As a freelancer, you probably don’t have time to keep updating your phone, tablet and computer every few months. Aside from the time, there’s the risk involved in upgrading your equipment. Sometimes, features are changed, compatibility with critical applications is broken and, from time to time, the upgrade process breaks leaving you in a lurch.
Choosing the best technology for a freelance business is about more than picking an accounting package. Every part of the freelance business needs the right tools.
What is RSS and how does it work
As a journalist, keeping up with what’s going on in the world is an important part of your work. However, it can be challenging. Between websites, blogs, YouTube, social media and other online services, the volume of data journalists need to process each day is way beyond the amount of time we have available. That
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