Write And Get Published By International Popular Media

What you’ll learn
Understand Open-ed or Opinion article
Create article from idea, data, outline to 1000 words draft
How to pitch an article for getting published by popular media
Maximize the quality of article by using AI
Manage the article production without worrying other distractions
Get published by international popular media

Requirements
Never write an essay? No worries, we start learning from scratch

Description
Are you looking to develop your skills as an op-ed writer and create content that impacts readers? Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced writer, this course is designed to help you elevate writing to the next level. With no prerequisites required, all you need is a desire to express your ideas and influence others.In this course, you’ll learn:How to write powerful op-ed articles that capture attentionInsider secrets to pitching your article ideas to the right publicationsProven techniques for finding relevant publishers and editorsWriting strategies to craft your article efficiently without rushing by understanding the management of productionHow to expand your skills in content writing or video scriptingAnd the most important, getting published by international media like BBC, The Sun, or New York TimesThis course is packed with tips that only experienced op-ed writers know, giving you the competitive edge to stand out. Also, this is very important, this course also supplies you with some tricks that only experienced op-ed writer know like pitching technique, managing article production, selecting the highest potential publisher.Ready to make your voice heard and gain more readers? Enroll now and start writing op-eds that influence change!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the course

Section 2: What is Open Editorial/Opinion Essay?

Lecture 2 Open Editorial Essay

Section 3: Basic Skills Before Writing

Lecture 3 What you must earn/train to be a good writer

Section 4: Let’s write the article

Lecture 4 Pre-writing Checklist: what you need to do before writing

Lecture 5 Outlining the essay

Lecture 6 Structuring the draft from intro, bodies, conclusion, and meta-text

Section 5: Post-Production: Don’t rush, we are still half the race

Lecture 7 Proofreading and Editing (and how to use AI for this stage)

Section 6: Get Published: how to find suitable publisher and spread your article

Lecture 8 Open editorial Publishers: how to find one

Lecture 9 Pitching and ethics of submission

Content Creator who handle his own video-script,Undergraduate Student who consider blogging or guest writer,Postgraduate Student aiming to be popular writer besides academic jobs,Anyone passionate in writing