Happy Monday, AWers – got this press release over the weekend, with a request that I share it with all of you:
These are difficult times for writers – and for the media, which employs them.
Magazines, especially, fight for mindshare and to stand out on crowded newsstands in order to survive. Writers, who wish to write for them, need to be aware of all the constantly shifting nuances magazines adopt to differentiate themselves. But the information is seldom available in writer’s guidelines or in traditional market lists.
To give writers a fighting chance, Wooden Horse Publishing began a series of interview/analysis reports, taglined “The Perfect Pitch.” This month we interviewed and explain Working Mother’s unique fusion of journalism, research and advocacy. And why the magazine feels it is appropriate to call its top editor Editorial Director – not Editor-in-Chief.
Wooden Horse’s unique report is available through August 23 for free. Just go to http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/writers-working-mother-PR.html and use coupon P10PR.
“We can’t continue to offer this exclusive information for free, but it will be available after August 23 for only $3.95,” Says Publisher Meg Weaver. “Since this is the second installment in our “Perfect Pitch” series, we also have the same insider information for Hemispheres, United Airlines inflight magazine . It is available for only $3.95 at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/writers-hemispheres-magazine.html.”
About Wooden Horse Publishing
Wooden Horse Publishing helps freelancers and small business owners succeed in a changing world – with an emphasis on marketing. Originally for freelance writers, its website’s popularity has grown to encompass other creative freelancers, professionals and partnerships. The company provides education, tools and services that demystify the often confusing and abstract business concepts and processes that guide successful businesses.
One should expect any press release from a publishing company to contain correct punctuation and good sentence structure. Maybe Wooden Horse Publishing could use some of the money it earns from its unique report to hire a proofreader for any future press releases.