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How to Succeed as a Freelance Journalist in the Fake News Era

Fake news has affected the journalism industry. Learn how you, as a freelance journalist, can combat this issue and win back public trust.

Fake news. Media distrust. Disinformation. These are all terms that a freelance journalist knows all too well.

Whether you are new to journalism or not, you are no doubt keenly aware of the impact of fake news on the industry.

So where does this distrust stem from and what can you do to break down the walls of doubt and suspicion, and build up genuine trus

How to Build a UX Writing Portfolio and Our Best Examples to Get You Inspired

Build an impressive UX writing portfolio to dazzle your clients with these great tips and top 5 examples.

As our digital world continues to evolve, demand for UX writers is higher than ever. And if you want to get hired as a UX writer, you need a digital portfolio that can stand out from the crowd. We'll go over what you need and how to build one so you can fast-track your UX writing career to the next level.

UX or "user experience" is a term coined in the 1990s by Don Norman, co-founder of Ni

Silly Mistakes to Avoid in Your Freelance Writing Career

When you’re on the road to building a successful freelance writing career, there are many challenges to navigate like choosing a niche to start with, finding good clients, and raising your rates over time.

But even with those challenges, sometimes the biggest obstacle you have to overcome is yourself. Speaking from my own freelance writing experience, I know how easy it is to get in your own way without even realizing it. If you want to build a thriving career as a freelance writer, be sure to

Publications To Pitch In Order To Build Your Portfolio

Starting a freelance writing career sometimes feels like a Catch-22: in order to find work, you’re expected to have a robust portfolio showcasing all you can do. But in order to build up a portfolio in the first place, you need to…find work.

Though you likely can’t expect to be published in Rolling Stone without an already-impressive portfolio to back you up, there are, luckily, plenty of publications that accept pitches and finished pieces from newbies. Some are unpaid, which shouldn’t deter y