This week Alberta magazine awards were announced and received – see link. http://www.albertamagazines.com/news-events/news/ampa-news/item/announcing-awards-winners
I occasionally glance through magazines when visiting the hairdressers but find most are so full of adverts that I put them back. I prefer something with more substance, such as National Geographic and Writer’s Digest. In reality the magazine company’s require the revenue from the advertisements but surely not so many! Do you find it annoying?
In my current research into freelancing, I have found many magazines, who welcome articles from freelance writers. I have compiled a long list and will create specific articles for them in the coming months.
Do you write for magazines?
What is your experience? Any tips?
Quotes: I love magazines. It’s such a McNugget kind of information. Scott Adams
When I was 16, I started publishing all kinds of things in school magazines. Margaret Attwood
“It’s so important to have a genuine curiosity not just about magazines, but the world around you.” —Anne Fulenwider,Editor in Chief, Marie Claire
Write in the style of a magazine or newspaper article of a everyday mundane event to make it ‘exciting and newsworthy’.
Please share them once written.
March 29, 2014 at 3:25 pm
WordPress is free and 1000x better than any paid magazine. 🙂
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March 30, 2014 at 8:06 am
You are so right Chris, but for the ability to get paid for your writing magazines help.
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