AP Style Rules for Pride Month, the Economy and More
Over the past quarter, the AP Stylebook has released several timely rule reminders and updates.
Category: Media Tools and Tips
How to Spot a Fake Photo or Video Online
There are plenty of useful tips and tools to help you make an educated decision about a photo or video before posting it. Don’t be the next reporter to get fooled by fakery.
AP Style: Rules for Writing About Ukraine, Russia & More
Also in our latest AP Style roundup, we cover pandemic vs. endemic and EV terminology.
SEO for Bloggers: A Beginner’s Guide to Meta Tags
You don’t have to be an expert to understand and optimize meta tags for SEO. This guide can help you get started.
32 Writing Prompts to Reignite Your Love for Writing
These writing prompts can help you get the words flowing and maybe find another story (or stories) along the way.
Learn to Blog: 5 Places to Find Online Blogging Courses
New to blogging? These sites are full of online blogging courses to help you hone your skills.
Our Favorite Tools for Journalists and Bloggers
We found tools for journalists and bloggers to help with each step of the writing process. Bookmark this list to make your life easier.
3 Steps for Planning Your Tradeshow Coverage This Fall
No matter how the fall tradeshow season shapes up, take these steps to ensure you’ll be ready to deliver valuable stories to your readers.
AP Style Rules for Holiday Lingo, Time Zones, and Supreme Court Terms
Here’s our last quarterly AP Style roundup of 2020.
Evergreen Content to Help You Meet Holiday Writing Deadlines
It’s holiday time, and you’ve got to fill the news site. We’ve got some releases that will help.
Blog Quantity vs. Quality: Finding the Right Balance for Your Site
Blog quantity vs. quality. Both will 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 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: How to 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 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.
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.
10 Tips for Covering a Virtual Event
Journalists are figuring out how to cover virtual events. These best practices will help reporters navigate the event world’s new normal.
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.
Tips for journalists and bloggers on how to cope with, reduce, and prevent stress
Self-care has perhaps never been more important for those working in the media. Here are some stress management tips and resources for journalists.
