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		By: lwidmer		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://wordsonpageblog.com/2021/06/freelance-writing-blog-82.html#comment-21375&quot;&gt;Paula Hendrickson&lt;/a&gt;.

You are living proof, Paula! Neat path you took from sales and marketing to TV to dogs to ... (what&#039;s next, I wonder?).... :)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://wordsonpageblog.com/2021/06/freelance-writing-blog-82.html#comment-21375">Paula Hendrickson</a>.</p>
<p>You are living proof, Paula! Neat path you took from sales and marketing to TV to dogs to &#8230; (what&#8217;s next, I wonder?)&#8230;. 🙂</p>
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		By: Paula Hendrickson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[My favorite way to expand my core niches (I&#039;m a multi-niche-er) is to piggyback on my existing experience.

Way back when I first started out, I landed an ongoing freelance gig with a sales and marketing business publication. It was a good training ground since it had sections on sales, advertising, marketing, promotions, incentives, management, technology, etc...That gave me clips in several sub-niches. A kind-hearted publicist put me in touch with an editor at Ad Age who was looking for freelancers to work on special reports. I sent him some of my advertising and marketing related clips, and he assigned me several things, most of which involved TV ad sales. From TV ad sales, I was able to piggyback myself into writing for entertainment trades. 

I also sent clips from the incentives section of that first magazine to Incentive magazine, and wound up with a couple of assignments there. An Incentive article about luring top employees with a pet-friendly workplace piggybacked on both the first magazine and some of the TV trades while incorporating my love of dogs, because one of the businesses I profiled was the production offices of one of my favorite TV shows (the casting director said her large dog was often heard snoring in the background of audition tapes). I used that article to land a couple of assignments about dogs.

One thing truly can lead to the next.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My favorite way to expand my core niches (I&#8217;m a multi-niche-er) is to piggyback on my existing experience.</p>
<p>Way back when I first started out, I landed an ongoing freelance gig with a sales and marketing business publication. It was a good training ground since it had sections on sales, advertising, marketing, promotions, incentives, management, technology, etc&#8230;That gave me clips in several sub-niches. A kind-hearted publicist put me in touch with an editor at Ad Age who was looking for freelancers to work on special reports. I sent him some of my advertising and marketing related clips, and he assigned me several things, most of which involved TV ad sales. From TV ad sales, I was able to piggyback myself into writing for entertainment trades. </p>
<p>I also sent clips from the incentives section of that first magazine to Incentive magazine, and wound up with a couple of assignments there. An Incentive article about luring top employees with a pet-friendly workplace piggybacked on both the first magazine and some of the TV trades while incorporating my love of dogs, because one of the businesses I profiled was the production offices of one of my favorite TV shows (the casting director said her large dog was often heard snoring in the background of audition tapes). I used that article to land a couple of assignments about dogs.</p>
<p>One thing truly can lead to the next.</p>
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