Freelancing for Journalists
Freelancing for Journalists, Emma Wilkinson, Lily Canter, Harriett SeagerLifting the lid on freelance life
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How to professionally handle difficult people
One of the less visible parts of freelance journalism is managing difficult personalities. Most freelancers expect the challenge to be the reporting itself, but often the harder part is navigating sources, interviewees, editors, clients, an...
Your freelancing questions answered
Work-life balance, new income streams and speaker fees
What I've learned in 20 years of freelancing
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I didn’t have a topic for a newsletter this week and then it struck me that this month is exactly 20 years since I first went freelance. Two decades of working for myself. It’s quite the milestone.
Right...
How to use AI to create story ideas that sell
Examples of two successful pitches generated via ChatGPT
Curious about our work experience scheme?
The eagle-eyed amongst you will have noticed that last week we opened slots for our Journalism Work Experience and Mentorship Scheme. This is a remote programme we started in the pandemic and continued afterwards when we realised there was...
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Freelancing for journalists is a book, podcast, training course and online community run by Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson.
Ultrarunner, journalist and women's running coach
Medical journalist and integrative psychotherapist writing about mental health in simple terms, translating the science, sharing therapy insights, and helping you understand yourself and live better.
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