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I'm honored to have been interviewed for my alma mater's spring 2009 issue ! Check out the interview and my brief public speaking tips here. If you went to Pomona College, you'll get a better version in the mail, with a picture and all. And if you went to Pomona College, say hey! News General Comments MORE
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Controversial Michael Wolff isn't being controversial when he declares this: Every magazine is dead or will soon be. Meanwhile, of course, magazine journalists keep losing their jobs. Here are his observations in Mediaite. That format, popular in the 20th century, can't complete with native digital fare like the Drudge Report. Wolff sort of portrays them as a lost generation. MORE
So, it's something to cheer about that WORTH Magazine endorses our service in its February-March 2013 issue (subscription required). The money in ghostwriting is, no surprise, at the high end. We aren't going to make the big bucks answering ads placed on Craigslist by micro business folks wanting a book ghostwritten for $2500. MORE
My fellow public speaker, business partner and good friend Florian Mueck and I are proud to announce that Toastmasters International has published an article about Rhetoric – The Public Speaking Game™ in the October 2017 edition of its monthly magazine. MORE
In the July issue of Toastmaster Magazine, look for " Dealing With a Distracted Audience ," by Tim Cigelske (the online version isn't yet available to non-members, so I've linked to the PDF on my site). The article addresses the notion that audiences should sit quietly, hands in laps, listening raptly to a speaker. With smart phones, iPads, Twitter, Facebook and virtual notebooks at our fingertips, can we really expect this of our audiences? Does it even make sense? MORE
Since then I’ve helped produce a number of editions of Professionally Speaking for our local National Speakers Association (NSA) chapter as well as a magazine for my wife’s College Admissions Counseling business. Since then I've helped produce a number of editions of Professionally Speaking for our local National Speakers Association (NSA) chapter as well as a magazine for my wife's College Admissions Counseling business. MORE
This week New York Magazine's Madame Clairevoyant observes that sure, the planets and earth-bound stuff are both high tension. It's what your mother would tell you. Or, if you had become your own psychic you would have figured out for yourself. MORE
If you want to write for periodicals (newspapers and magazines), follow the 10-step marketing approach outlined below: Tags: Freelance Writing - General Freelance Writing - Newspaper/Magazine business of freelance writing freelance writing writing for newspapers MORE
Six of the Best The California Chapter has now produced six editions of Professionally Speaking magazine. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking National Speakers Association professionally speaking magazine That’s 180 pages containing over 40 articles by chapter members and guest speakers. Contents of the Fall 2009 issue The latest issue contains. Jane Atkinson - Are Bureaus Not Digging You? Ed Brodow - How to Win an Oscar on [.]. MORE
in Toastmaster magazine [link]. Just found out! Great review of my video course PowerPoint 2007: Make the Upgrade Easy! MORE
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Once the read of the smart crowd, Money Magazine went on a downward trajectory in internet times. After all, there emerged so much cooler competition such as NerdWallet. Some media outlets didn't get the hang of digital fast enough or in a way that attracted enough eyeballs. Meredith, which wound up owning it, deep-sixed the print edition. Now, reports the New York Post , it has sold Money.com to startup Ad Practitioners, based in Puerto Rico. MORE
Six of the Best The California Chapter has now produced six editions of Professionally Speaking magazine. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking National Speakers Association professionally speaking magazine That’s 180 pages containing over 40 articles by chapter members and guest speakers. Contents of the Fall 2009 issue The latest issue contains. Jane Atkinson - Are Bureaus Not Digging You? Ed Brodow - How to Win an Oscar on [.]. MORE
I'm honored to have been interviewed for my alma mater's spring 2009 issue ! Check out the interview and my brief public speaking tips here. If you went to Pomona College, you'll get a better version in the mail, with a picture and all. And if you went to Pomona College, say hey! MORE
The post Health Magazine: How to Get Ahead in Work (and in Life) appeared first on Princeton Public Speaking. Talk Like a Boss. Do you clam up in large groups? Try these remedies from Matt Eventoff, owner of Princeton Public Speaking in New Jersey…. Please find the original article here. » » Read more. Current News MORE
I’m pleased to have an article in the current January edition of Toastmaster Magazine. With the editors kind permission, here’s the text of Learning to Write for Others for you to download and read. I discuss the ways the Toastmaster Competent Communicator program helped me become a better speechwriter. Unfortunately the typo in the first […]. Speechwriting Toastmasters MORE
I''m delighted to have written the cover story for the October issue of Toastmaster, the magazine of Toastmasters International. As is customary with the magazine, the more than 300,000 subscribers get to see it first in their mailboxes. MORE
An excellent resource for anyone curious to learn more about the business of professional speaking (and presentation tips in general) is the archive of SPEAKER magazine, published each month by the National Speakers Association. You can scroll through back issues back to 2007 (including my own Relevant Resources columns from 2012). Recommended. Public Speaking National Speakers Association MORE
No surprise, her column has been popular on New York Magazine. Here are Madame Clairevoyant's predictions for this week. And it's even more popular now in this era of uncertainty. Also, it's a free read. So, enjoy it. But, back off paying real money for a psychic reading. After all, cash is king. You have to hold onto every penny. Yes, economically, things could get worse. The Great Depression, in comparison, can seem times of plenty. You can be your own psychic. MORE
Those who didn't talk were the ones in the magazine who discussed their attempted suicides. The January 2019 special section on suicide in "O" has this takeaway: Talk. The simple act of one distressed human being opening up to someone, anyone who listens, can prevent suicide. Part of the mission of "O" is to also remove the stigma associated with suicide attempts. Putting them out there could help someone considering suicide. MORE
SPEAKER Magazine Published 10 times a year this house magazine of the NSA is sent to all members. Podcasts Public Speaking National Speakers Association SPEAKER Magazine Voices of Expereince Anyone interested in the world of professional speaking should check out two relevant resources from the National Speakers Association (NSA). Note: This is the NSA that speaks, not the NSA that listens! MORE
For example, for New York Magazine, among the popular columns is "Madame Clairevoyant." Since New York Magazine has no paywall, anyone can click on "Madame Clairevoyant" without charge. So, what do you get for free at New York Magazine? In public, many do an eye roll when any paranormal phenomenon is mentioned. MORE
Launched in 1972, Money Magazine was the source for personal finance info about the best of whatever. Money Magazine got squeezed out. This blog hopes that those in editorial and graphics displaced by this latest death in the magazine industry find new sources of income. We read it. We quoted it. We trusted it. MORE
In the July issue of Toastmaster Magazine, look for " Dealing With a Distracted Audience ," by Tim Cigelske (the online version isn't yet available to non-members, so I've linked to the PDF on my site). The article addresses the notion that audiences should sit quietly, hands in laps, listening raptly to a speaker. With smart phones, iPads, Twitter, Facebook and virtual notebooks at our fingertips, can we really expect this of our audiences? Does it even make sense? MORE
Here are details and how to apply. careers MORE
Pew Research Journalism Project confirms what most of us media watchers intuitively knew: Newspaper and magazine jobs have been disappearing. Traditionally, those in newspapers and magazines have been trained to get the "truth," whatever that might mean. According to Pew, about 54,200 have vanished since 2003 Here is that report. MORE
Last week Forbes Magazine released their list of the 70 Most Powerful People in the World. I admit I was a bit taken back by two key points of their piece: Forbes’ headline declared that of the 7 billion people in the world, these were the 70 “who mattered”. Only six of the people mentioned were women. MORE
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Every week in New York Magazine Madame Clairevoyant posts a fresh set of predictions for each zodiac sign. And every week, the sidebar on the right indicates the column is among the most popular in the magazine. Sure, the educated shrug off horoscopes as bunk. But, they are checking them - regularly. Here , you can read your own. Likely, folks come to make reading their horoscopes a regular habit because it reduces anxiety about the future. MORE
That's why it's smart - actually, necessary for economic survival - for writers to shift out of newspapers, magazines, and publishing of most other kinds. At least not in newspapers, magazines, and publishing. We are only three months into 2018. But, already, members of the liberal media have announced large layoffs. At conservative Breitbart , John Nolte gleefully lists the carnage. MORE
If you're looking for a one-stop total resource for speakers, check out the National Speakers Association's (NSA) Speaker Magazine. Subscribe to Speaker Magazine here. MORE
Six of the Best The California Chapter has now produced six editions of Professionally Speaking magazine. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking National Speakers Association professionally speaking magazine That’s 180 pages containing over 40 articles by chapter members and guest speakers. Contents of the Fall 2009 issue The latest issue contains. Jane Atkinson - Are Bureaus Not Digging You? Ed Brodow - How to Win an Oscar on [.]. MORE
In too many ways George Magazine, created by John F. The magazine's identity hadn't gelled. Supposed potential investors and advertisers scheduled presentations by the magazine to gawk at Jr., Kennedy Jr., was ahead of its time. That's a prominent theme in Steve Gillon's "America's Reluctant Prince," published last July. Gillon, although not a close friend, had been on Jr.'s 's network. MORE
No wonder then Madame Clairvoyant's weekly column is popular at New York Magazine. Knowing how your week could play out and how to make that happen or prevent it from happening gives you an edge. Destiny isn't pre-packaged. You determine it by your attitude and actions. Here it the new post. For this week, my mission as a Taurus, Madame Clairvoyant mandates, is to value myself enough to refuse mistreatment. MORE
So many media outlets, both with a print legacy and digital natives, are cutting editorial. Therefore, it's a nice holiday gift that the new management at Time , recently purchased by Marc/Lynn Benioff, is hiring. There are about 30 openings, and 23 of them are for editorial types. Those interested can find the listings of the new editorial opportunities here. MORE
It's a newbie magazine on CBS. Hyper and high drama, "Daily Mail TV" is engaging audiences. Last night, there was an extended focus, from a number of angles, on the Louis C.K. apology. That was probably on the money since "TMZ" also devoted plenty of air space to it. Like the text version of "Daily Mail," the content is packaged for the ultimate user experience (UX). Yes, we viewers feel part of the fast action. MORE
Americhip , a US company that does ’sensory’ marketing tools like those scratch & sniff strips in magazines, has developed a tiny video screen that can sit inside a magazine and play your client’s ads. Yes, a working video screen stuck into the pages of an entire run of magazines. Tags: Technology Trends americhip magazines video screens MORE
When we launched this magazine a year ago I wrote that “Hewlett-Packard’s innovative MagCloud system makes magazine publishing available to anyone with a message to share. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking Craig Harrison Gary Karp Joanne Black Ken Braly magcloud professionally speaking magazine Scott Q. Looking Back The last year has seen four editions of Professionally Speaking. MORE
Magazine has an interview with Peter Guber who has a new book out titled "Tell to Win " Here is a snippet from that interview: OK, so how can someone in sales or marketing turn a garden-variety pitch into a purposeful story? I've always preached the idea that communication is first and foremost something that everyone needs to do well if they want to succeed. MORE
Madame Clairevoyant, among New York Magazine's most popular columnists, provides it. It's in-between time. 2019 hasn't ended. 2020 hasn't begun. So, with one foot on the dock and the other reaching onto the boat, many of us want something to grab onto. Here are her predictions for this week. For Taurus, my Zodiac sign, she is partly right. She picks up that I am weary of all those people out there with their claims of certainty. Well, she refers to them as "noisy." MORE
This week's predictions by Madame Clairevoyant already have been posted in New York Magazine. Her observations are among the publication's most popular columns. For Tarus, my Zodiac sign, the Madame indicates " … you might notice ways your long-term efforts have begun to give back." " Overall, she observes that I experience change as difficult to the point of impossible. But change in my little life is actually pushing through. MORE
Magazine Related Topics Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
OCTOBER 24, 2017
An excellent resource for anyone curious to learn more about the business of professional speaking (and presentation tips in general) is the archive of SPEAKER magazine, published each month by the National Speakers Association. You can scroll through back issues back to 2007 (including my own Relevant Resources columns from 2012). Recommended. Public Speaking National Speakers Association
Manner of Speaking
OCTOBER 9, 2017
My fellow public speaker, business partner and good friend Florian Mueck and I are proud to announce that Toastmasters International has published an article about Rhetoric – The Public Speaking Game™ in the October 2017 edition of its monthly magazine.
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Craig Strachan - Keep Talking!
NOVEMBER 11, 2010
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Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JUNE 30, 2013
SPEAKER Magazine Published 10 times a year this house magazine of the NSA is sent to all members. Podcasts Public Speaking National Speakers Association SPEAKER Magazine Voices of Expereince Anyone interested in the world of professional speaking should check out two relevant resources from the National Speakers Association (NSA). Note: This is the NSA that speaks, not the NSA that listens!
Speak Schmeak
JULY 4, 2012
In the July issue of Toastmaster Magazine, look for " Dealing With a Distracted Audience ," by Tim Cigelske (the online version isn't yet available to non-members, so I've linked to the PDF on my site). The article addresses the notion that audiences should sit quietly, hands in laps, listening raptly to a speaker. With smart phones, iPads, Twitter, Facebook and virtual notebooks at our fingertips, can we really expect this of our audiences? Does it even make sense?
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JANUARY 16, 2016
I’m pleased to have an article in the current January edition of Toastmaster Magazine. With the editors kind permission, here’s the text of Learning to Write for Others for you to download and read. I discuss the ways the Toastmaster Competent Communicator program helped me become a better speechwriter. Unfortunately the typo in the first […]. Speechwriting Toastmasters
Speak Schmeak
JULY 4, 2012
In the July issue of Toastmaster Magazine, look for " Dealing With a Distracted Audience ," by Tim Cigelske (the online version isn't yet available to non-members, so I've linked to the PDF on my site). The article addresses the notion that audiences should sit quietly, hands in laps, listening raptly to a speaker. With smart phones, iPads, Twitter, Facebook and virtual notebooks at our fingertips, can we really expect this of our audiences? Does it even make sense?
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
NOVEMBER 10, 2009
Six of the Best The California Chapter has now produced six editions of Professionally Speaking magazine. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking National Speakers Association professionally speaking magazine That’s 180 pages containing over 40 articles by chapter members and guest speakers. Contents of the Fall 2009 issue The latest issue contains. Jane Atkinson - Are Bureaus Not Digging You? Ed Brodow - How to Win an Oscar on [.].
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
NOVEMBER 10, 2009
Six of the Best The California Chapter has now produced six editions of Professionally Speaking magazine. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking National Speakers Association professionally speaking magazine That’s 180 pages containing over 40 articles by chapter members and guest speakers. Contents of the Fall 2009 issue The latest issue contains. Jane Atkinson - Are Bureaus Not Digging You? Ed Brodow - How to Win an Oscar on [.].
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
NOVEMBER 10, 2009
Six of the Best The California Chapter has now produced six editions of Professionally Speaking magazine. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking National Speakers Association professionally speaking magazine That’s 180 pages containing over 40 articles by chapter members and guest speakers. Contents of the Fall 2009 issue The latest issue contains. Jane Atkinson - Are Bureaus Not Digging You? Ed Brodow - How to Win an Oscar on [.].
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JUNE 29, 2009
When we launched this magazine a year ago I wrote that “Hewlett-Packard’s innovative MagCloud system makes magazine publishing available to anyone with a message to share. Tags: Business Communication Public Speaking Craig Harrison Gary Karp Joanne Black Ken Braly magcloud professionally speaking magazine Scott Q. Looking Back The last year has seen four editions of Professionally Speaking.
Speak Schmeak
JANUARY 2, 2008
If you're looking for a one-stop total resource for speakers, check out the National Speakers Association's (NSA) Speaker Magazine. Subscribe to Speaker Magazine here.
Dahle Communication
APRIL 4, 2011
Magazine has an interview with Peter Guber who has a new book out titled "Tell to Win " Here is a snippet from that interview: OK, so how can someone in sales or marketing turn a garden-variety pitch into a purposeful story? I've always preached the idea that communication is first and foremost something that everyone needs to do well if they want to succeed.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 17, 2019
Launched in 1972, Money Magazine was the source for personal finance info about the best of whatever. Money Magazine got squeezed out. This blog hopes that those in editorial and graphics displaced by this latest death in the magazine industry find new sources of income. We read it. We quoted it. We trusted it.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 30, 2019
In too many ways George Magazine, created by John F. The magazine's identity hadn't gelled. Supposed potential investors and advertisers scheduled presentations by the magazine to gawk at Jr., Kennedy Jr., was ahead of its time. That's a prominent theme in Steve Gillon's "America's Reluctant Prince," published last July. Gillon, although not a close friend, had been on Jr.'s 's network.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
MAY 28, 2009
Since then I’ve helped produce a number of editions of Professionally Speaking for our local National Speakers Association (NSA) chapter as well as a magazine for my wife’s College Admissions Counseling business. Since then I've helped produce a number of editions of Professionally Speaking for our local National Speakers Association (NSA) chapter as well as a magazine for my wife's College Admissions Counseling business.
Can You Hear Me Up the Back?
NOVEMBER 12, 2009
Americhip , a US company that does ’sensory’ marketing tools like those scratch & sniff strips in magazines, has developed a tiny video screen that can sit inside a magazine and play your client’s ads. Yes, a working video screen stuck into the pages of an entire run of magazines. Tags: Technology Trends americhip magazines video screens
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 27, 2020
This week New York Magazine's Madame Clairevoyant observes that sure, the planets and earth-bound stuff are both high tension. It's what your mother would tell you. Or, if you had become your own psychic you would have figured out for yourself.
Matt Eventoff
SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
The post Health Magazine: How to Get Ahead in Work (and in Life) appeared first on Princeton Public Speaking. Talk Like a Boss. Do you clam up in large groups? Try these remedies from Matt Eventoff, owner of Princeton Public Speaking in New Jersey…. Please find the original article here. » » Read more. Current News
TJ Walker Interactive
SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 14, 2019
Those who didn't talk were the ones in the magazine who discussed their attempted suicides. The January 2019 special section on suicide in "O" has this takeaway: Talk. The simple act of one distressed human being opening up to someone, anyone who listens, can prevent suicide. Part of the mission of "O" is to also remove the stigma associated with suicide attempts. Putting them out there could help someone considering suicide.
PowerPoint Tips
AUGUST 26, 2009
in Toastmaster magazine [link]. Just found out! Great review of my video course PowerPoint 2007: Make the Upgrade Easy!
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 18, 2018
So many media outlets, both with a print legacy and digital natives, are cutting editorial. Therefore, it's a nice holiday gift that the new management at Time , recently purchased by Marc/Lynn Benioff, is hiring. There are about 30 openings, and 23 of them are for editorial types. Those interested can find the listings of the new editorial opportunities here.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 11, 2019
For example, for New York Magazine, among the popular columns is "Madame Clairevoyant." Since New York Magazine has no paywall, anyone can click on "Madame Clairevoyant" without charge. So, what do you get for free at New York Magazine? In public, many do an eye roll when any paranormal phenomenon is mentioned.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 18, 2019
Every week in New York Magazine Madame Clairevoyant posts a fresh set of predictions for each zodiac sign. And every week, the sidebar on the right indicates the column is among the most popular in the magazine. Sure, the educated shrug off horoscopes as bunk. But, they are checking them - regularly. Here , you can read your own. Likely, folks come to make reading their horoscopes a regular habit because it reduces anxiety about the future.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 17, 2018
That's why it's smart - actually, necessary for economic survival - for writers to shift out of newspapers, magazines, and publishing of most other kinds. At least not in newspapers, magazines, and publishing. We are only three months into 2018. But, already, members of the liberal media have announced large layoffs. At conservative Breitbart , John Nolte gleefully lists the carnage.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 1, 2019
This week's predictions by Madame Clairevoyant already have been posted in New York Magazine. Her observations are among the publication's most popular columns. For Tarus, my Zodiac sign, the Madame indicates " … you might notice ways your long-term efforts have begun to give back." " Overall, she observes that I experience change as difficult to the point of impossible. But change in my little life is actually pushing through.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 12, 2020
No wonder then Madame Clairvoyant's weekly column is popular at New York Magazine. Knowing how your week could play out and how to make that happen or prevent it from happening gives you an edge. Destiny isn't pre-packaged. You determine it by your attitude and actions. Here it the new post. For this week, my mission as a Taurus, Madame Clairvoyant mandates, is to value myself enough to refuse mistreatment.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 29, 2019
Madame Clairevoyant, among New York Magazine's most popular columnists, provides it. It's in-between time. 2019 hasn't ended. 2020 hasn't begun. So, with one foot on the dock and the other reaching onto the boat, many of us want something to grab onto. Here are her predictions for this week. For Taurus, my Zodiac sign, she is partly right. She picks up that I am weary of all those people out there with their claims of certainty. Well, she refers to them as "noisy."
Speak Schmeak
JUNE 16, 2009
I'm honored to have been interviewed for my alma mater's spring 2009 issue ! Check out the interview and my brief public speaking tips here. If you went to Pomona College, you'll get a better version in the mail, with a picture and all. And if you went to Pomona College, say hey! News General Comments
Speak Schmeak
JUNE 16, 2009
I'm honored to have been interviewed for my alma mater's spring 2009 issue ! Check out the interview and my brief public speaking tips here. If you went to Pomona College, you'll get a better version in the mail, with a picture and all. And if you went to Pomona College, say hey!
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 30, 2019
Controversial Michael Wolff isn't being controversial when he declares this: Every magazine is dead or will soon be. Meanwhile, of course, magazine journalists keep losing their jobs. Here are his observations in Mediaite. That format, popular in the 20th century, can't complete with native digital fare like the Drudge Report. Wolff sort of portrays them as a lost generation.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 19, 2014
Pew Research Journalism Project confirms what most of us media watchers intuitively knew: Newspaper and magazine jobs have been disappearing. Traditionally, those in newspapers and magazines have been trained to get the "truth," whatever that might mean. According to Pew, about 54,200 have vanished since 2003 Here is that report.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 18, 2013
So, it's something to cheer about that WORTH Magazine endorses our service in its February-March 2013 issue (subscription required). The money in ghostwriting is, no surprise, at the high end. We aren't going to make the big bucks answering ads placed on Craigslist by micro business folks wanting a book ghostwritten for $2500.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 10, 2017
It's a newbie magazine on CBS. Hyper and high drama, "Daily Mail TV" is engaging audiences. Last night, there was an extended focus, from a number of angles, on the Louis C.K. apology. That was probably on the money since "TMZ" also devoted plenty of air space to it. Like the text version of "Daily Mail," the content is packaged for the ultimate user experience (UX). Yes, we viewers feel part of the fast action.
The Eloquent Woman
OCTOBER 8, 2013
I''m delighted to have written the cover story for the October issue of Toastmaster, the magazine of Toastmasters International. As is customary with the magazine, the more than 300,000 subscribers get to see it first in their mailboxes.
Six-Figure Freelancer Blog
MAY 20, 2009
If you want to write for periodicals (newspapers and magazines), follow the 10-step marketing approach outlined below: Tags: Freelance Writing - General Freelance Writing - Newspaper/Magazine business of freelance writing freelance writing writing for newspapers
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 12, 2018
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DeFinis Communications
NOVEMBER 8, 2011
Last week Forbes Magazine released their list of the 70 Most Powerful People in the World. I admit I was a bit taken back by two key points of their piece: Forbes’ headline declared that of the 7 billion people in the world, these were the 70 “who mattered”. Only six of the people mentioned were women.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 22, 2018
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 2, 2018
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 27, 2020
No surprise, her column has been popular on New York Magazine. Here are Madame Clairevoyant's predictions for this week. And it's even more popular now in this era of uncertainty. Also, it's a free read. So, enjoy it. But, back off paying real money for a psychic reading. After all, cash is king. You have to hold onto every penny. Yes, economically, things could get worse. The Great Depression, in comparison, can seem times of plenty. You can be your own psychic.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 20, 2018
Here are details and how to apply. careers
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