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Regular contributor for Random Lengths (circulation 56,000) in San Pedro, CA, 2001-present. Columns "Life in Long Beach" and "Life After Mother" pub. in Senior Reporter of Orange County. Manga reviewer: LA Alternative (circulation 150,000), 2005-2006. Some manga reviews also ran in NY Press around this time. Entertainment reporting: Music Connection (circulation 75,000), 1983-1906. Travel writing: Oakland Tribune (1998) and Life After 50 (2006). Other bylines: Goldmine, Star Hits, Los Angeles Reader, Los Angeles Times, Long Beach Press Telegram, Blade, BAM, Daily Breeze, LA Weekly. Specializations include community news reporting, writing reviews (book, theater, concert, film, music), copywriting, resumes, editing, travel writing, publicity, screenwriting, lecturing, and content development. Education: B. A. Theater Arts, UCLA. Post-grad work, Education, Chapman University.

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

Visibility Beyond Your By-Line

 If you're a freelance writer, here are some ways to increase your visibility beyond your by-line:

1.  Regularly post on multiple social media platforms, not only your own work and news about your own work, but others' work that is related to your own work. For example, if you write about cat care often, post general articles about cat care.

2.  Circulate a monthly or quarterly e-newsletter related to your activities--news about your projects, your published work, reviews of your work, and related information.

3.  Look into getting teaching or speaking gigs.

4.  When you donate goods or services, that's news about your projects and activities. Treat it as such, post about it, blog about it, put it in your newsletter.

5.  When you work with others--at a conference, meeting, exhibit, or any other kind of undertaking that requires group effort, that's news, too. Treat it as such.

6.  Blog more often and on more platforms. 

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