Category Archives: Writing

Donna Kakonge – How to Turn Your Writing Career into Journalism

On November 5th, 2009 Tyler R. Tichelaar and Victor R. Volkman spoke with Toronto-based educator and print, radio, and TV journalist Donna Kakonge about how any writer can successfully refocus their work into the freelance journalism marketplace. She believes that you … Continue reading

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Kate Harper – Getting Into the Greeting Card Market

On October 15th, 2009 Irene Watson and Victor R. Volkman spoke with greeting card and gift industry maven Kate Harper. Kate Harper started her line of humorous greeting card from a hobby of making greeting cards for friends as gifts. Over … Continue reading

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Authors Afterburner – New FTC reviewer’s guidelines for bloggers explained

Authors Afterburner is the post-game show where we get to talk about whatever’s on our minds. Please note dear listener that this is not the regular Authors Access show and we don’t promise anything much except to present our news … Continue reading

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Moira Allen – Writing For & Reaching the International Market

On September 21st, 2009  Tyler R. Tichelaar and Irene Watson spoke with international freelancer and editor Moira Allen. Allen is the host and editor of Writing-World.com, one of the world’s most popular websites for writers. She helped us understand key points that … Continue reading

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Technorati.com: What EVERY blogger must do

www.Technorati.com is the authoritative source of information on Blogs, think of it as the Yahoo or Google of the blog world.  Yes, it’s that important.  Everyone with a blog should sign up for a free Technorati account and “claim” their … Continue reading

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