Copyright FAQ Interviewing Promotion 
Stephanie LH Calahan
MAY 20, 2011
Tip #2: When writing for others, be sure to retain copyright. 3) Promote your post via social media. (4) She literally repurposes [cuts up] content - articles, advertising ephemera, photographs, promotional materials to create "mosaic" portraits! Get out and interview people on your article/content. 2) Recycle.
Men With Pens
DECEMBER 1, 2009
And today, we have something very special for you here at Men with Pens – please enjoy my interview on creative careers with Québecois singer/songwriter Kevin Parent. Many people take advantage of that openness on another level, which is to say we’ve all had trouble with copyright law and keeping our work our own. Wait, what?!
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Men With Pens
JANUARY 14, 2010
Listen to Picasso After the release of his fourth book Roadshow: Landscape With Drums , I listened to an interview with Neil by original MTV VJ Mark Goodman. Write down anything, and I mean *anything*, that would potentially be a new blog post, book idea, promotion, whatever. Yes, I’m dating myself again.) Buy a digital recorder even!
Men With Pens
APRIL 4, 2010
The Marketing Consultant A marketing consultant’s job is to 1) figure out where you should market and promote, 2) how you should market your business and to whom, and 3) develop a marketing campaign for you to help reach new customers, existing clients and spread the word about your business. We can help. Mark Dykeman´s last blog.
Men With Pens
APRIL 11, 2010
That new shirt is supposed to make you more successful at the job interview. Entrepreneur Interview: Chris McClain of Chris McClain Productions Reply Patricia ( @lokahiandquill ) April 12, 2010 at 10:03 am It’s Monday, and perhaps that’s why I feel like playing devil’s advocate here. Thanks again for sharing.
Men With Pens
MAY 23, 2010
Which brings me to my next point, I’m trying to promote recognition of analism as a disease. Did more than my share of hiring before a recent move into the world of freelance, and got tired of hearing in interviews about what a great opportunity this would be for the applicant. I mean, come’on! Me: Why not?
Men With Pens
DECEMBER 15, 2009
Female names are less likely to get called in for interviews than male ones – to the extent that some resume experts often give the advice that women applying for jobs in a “male-dominated” field should consider going by their initials. We’ve passed the “resume” stage, and entered the “interview” stage. Women over 25? Women less often.
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