How to Write for Any Site

A course on getting published in leading publications by Brian Honigman.

What's Inside

Writing is one of the best ways to share your ideas and build a reputation. Yet, too many professionals neglect to get their writing seen by enough of the right people.

Getting published in top blogs and publications is what changed my career drastically as I started to become widely known for my expertise and you can too.

I've built this course to help you land opportunities to write for high-profile publications based on my experience writing over 750 articles for major publications like Forbes and the Wall Street Journal and the blogs of leading organizations like the World Economic Forum and Nasdaq.

This course include four hours of recorded lessons, nine exercises and worksheets and six interviews with top writers in different fields on what's worked for them.

Here's what the course covers:

You'll get actionable advice and real-life examples on how to:

  • Start writing publicly - What to write about, where to self-publish and how to prepare yourself for writing on top sites in the future.
  • Select the right sites to write for - Which publications should you write for and what's the best way to leverage your experience with one site to get in with another.
  • Research effectively before pitching - How to collect the right information to best inform your pitches and get the attention of editors through networking.
  • Craft a pitch that gets your articles published - The step-by-step of the pitching process and the key elements of a pitch email. Email templates for an effective pitch are included as well.
  • Write an article that drives results - How to cover a topic with your reader and editors in mind, tips for formatting and optimizing an article and how to submit a piece to editors.
  • Promote your writing after publishing it - Strategies for getting your articles seen by a larger audience across social media, email and more.
  • Network with writers - Learn how to find and connect with like-minded writers that can support your work and provide introductions to editors.
  • Measure your progress - How to determine the impact of your writing.
  • Republish your content - Develop a plan for syndicating and republishing your writing more often for less work and more exposure.
  • Navigating writing as a part of your career - Learn how six professionals have used writing to increase their impact in their industry.
  • Write for the long-term with less of a commitment - Discover how to reduce the time you're spending on writing while continuing to get visibility.

Here's what you'll learn from completing the course:

Based on my experience writing for a range of well-known sites since 2011, you'll learn the process of improving your writing to be ready for the review of editors, how to pitch your writing at relevant blogs and publications and how to support the process in the long-term to get published on the sites you're customers are regularly reading.

The intended audience for the course is:

This course is designed for any professional looking to get their writing published on sites with a strong reputation in their industry. Most students in the course will have a full-time job in their field, be freelancers or own a business and want to use writing on the side to further support their career ambitions like attracting more customers, building a reputation in their niche, getting traffic to their website and more. The material in the course applies to professionals in any industry, not just business folks.

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Brian Honigman

Brian Honigman is a social media and content marketing consultant, workshop leader, and a career coach for marketers. He's written for Forbes, the Wall Street Journal, the World Economic Forum, Entrepreneur, HuffPost, the Next Web, Business Insider, Fortune, and elsewhere. He's also an adjunct professor at NYU, an instructor for LinkedIn Learning and corporate trainer for Econsultancy. To date, he's spoken at and worked with the United Nations, the Weather Company, Chase, UNICEF, Thomson Reuters, People Magazine, Wix, Asana, NATO, and others. Brian has appeared as recognized source on marketing in the New York Times, Adweek, and has been named a 'seasoned digital marketing expert' in Forbes.

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