Mastering Quality and Quantity for Blogging Success

Quality vs. Quantity: Finding the Right Balance for Your Blog

Blog quality and quantity will both impact your blog’s success. Here are some tips for finding the right balance.

AP Style Rules: Correct Uses for Race-Related Terms, Gender-Neutral Words, and Election Lingo

It’s time for our quarterly review of AP Style rules that you may need a refresher on. The latest roundup includes digital security tips for journalists as well as writing guidelines.

8 Tools for Journalism Students Heading Back to School

8 Tools Every Journalism Student Needs for Back-to-School Season

These eight tools can help you improve your organization, story ideas, and even your overall writing skills without breaking the bank.

Tips & Tools to Help You Find Your Next Blog Post Topic

Use these tips and tools to get an idea of what content your audience is looking for so that you can write blogs that provide value.

8 Subject Ideas Photographers Can Find Around the House

If you’re finding it more comfortable to stay at home but have run out of photo ideas, we’ve got you covered.

AP Style: Rules and Reminders for Writers

AP Style: Rules for Black Culture, COVID-19, Climate Change, & More

How many spaces should there be between sentences? Read on for that and other AP Stylebook rules.

How to Refine Google Searches for Your Research

5 Advanced Techniques for Using Google Like a Pro

Here are a few advanced Google search techniques that can help you refine your search results and find exactly what you’re looking for.

Covering Virtual Events: Best Practices for Reporters

10 Tips for Covering a Virtual Event

As the meeting landscape shifts, these best practices will help journalists navigate whatever the event world’s new normal becomes.

Slack for Writers: Why Join, How to Use It, and 11 Groups to Sign up For

For journalists and bloggers, Slack can be an effective way to talk with your peers, get feedback on a draft, request advice on COVID-19 reporting, and more.

Stress Awareness Month: Managing Stress as a Journalist

Tips for journalists and bloggers on how to cope with, reduce, and prevent stress

Stress management has perhaps never been more important for those working in the media.

Tax Tips for Freelancers to Ease the Stress of Filing

If you’re just starting out as a freelancer and learning to navigate self-employment taxes, here are some tips for making your tax season as painless as possible.

Tips to Help Photographers Stay Busy While Social Distancing

We’ve put together a list of ideas to stay productive and help make things feel a little more normal for photographers currently working from home.

COVID-19 - Effects on the media and journalists

How COVID-19 is Impacting the Media: Canceled Events, Journalists Working from Home, More

The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting media events, jobs, and revenues. Here’s a recap of some of the effects coronavirus is having on journalists.

AP Style: COVID-19, Election Terminology, & More Rule Reminders

Which is correct: COVID-19 or coronavirus? We have AP Style reminders on this and other topics in our quarterly round-up.

International Women's Day - How to Raise Awareness and Take Action

How to Celebrate Women and Empower Your #EachforEqual Initiatives

This year’s theme for International Women’s Day, March 8, is #EachforEqual and we have some ideas for how you can celebrate, promote your initiatives, and be an ally.

Spotting and Fixing Multimedia Missteps in Online Content

3 Multimedia Mistakes That Are Killing Your Web Content

These common-but-serious blunders can cost you big time. Fortunately, they’re pretty easy to fix – and such small tweaks can have a huge impact on the success of your content and its brand.