I don't know about you, but I'm still learning how writers make the best use of social media. If getting more social media savvy is on your list of 2013 resolutions, check out the January bootcamp offered by Renegade Writer Linda Formichelli and Carol Tice of The Writers Den and Make a Living Writing.
It's a series of 4 one-hour live sessions with emphasis on LinkedIn and Twitter, and includes a critique of your social media profiles. If you can't make the live sessions, recordings and transcripts are available soon after the calls end. I've attended two of their bootcamps and can tell you they pack a lot of information in them so the downloadable recordings come in very handy.
Between now and Dec. 31, the cost is only $97, which also includes a one month membership in the Writers Den, giving you access to their previous webinar recordings and other writer resources. The Den is currently closed to new members except for people who sign up for this class. The nonmember price goes up to $197 as of January 1, 2013. You can check out the details here.
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Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Outshine Twitterzine
OUTSHINE
www.shineanthology.wordpress.com/outshine-submission-guidelines/
OUTSHINE is a Twitterzine looking for prose poems of optimistic, near future (2010 – 2060) Sci-Fi that fit within the 'tweet' limits, i.e. maximum 140 characters long. Haiku is fine, too. They publish (Tweet) one poem a week with a short author bio, and you are free to submit one per week.
Pays $5 for each accepted poem through PayPal. That pay sounds low until you calculate the amount per word.
www.shineanthology.wordpress.com/outshine-submission-guidelines/
OUTSHINE is a Twitterzine looking for prose poems of optimistic, near future (2010 – 2060) Sci-Fi that fit within the 'tweet' limits, i.e. maximum 140 characters long. Haiku is fine, too. They publish (Tweet) one poem a week with a short author bio, and you are free to submit one per week.
Pays $5 for each accepted poem through PayPal. That pay sounds low until you calculate the amount per word.
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