Don’t stick to the status quo: 3 questions to ask yourself when developing digital innovations
Cassidy Hettesheimer is a sophomore at the University of Georgia majoring in Journalism with a minor in General Business and
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Marketing Your Site
Your staff has a good system in place for generating web and social content, now it’s time to engage your audience better
Getting your staff website up and going is the first part of the battle. The second battle for most staffs
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SNO has a couple nice articles to check out if your staff is looking to grow their online audience or promote their website
I’m not sure I have ever heard a staff say they have too many people visiting their site or too
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Readers don’t leave Instagram. Here’s how news organizations are working with that
Sorry, but no one is clicking that “link in bio” on your Instagram account.
Don’t worry, though; it’s not you. Turns out, Instagram makes it pretty hard for creators to link out to their content elsewhere, which is why more and more news organizations are bringing their stories directly to the platform.
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Check out this great photo site where the staff makes thousands of dollars a year by selling the photos they make
There was a post on the JEA Listserv a couple weeks ago where an adviser asked a question about starting
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How to help students be savvy about analytics
Do you know what this analytics screenshot is saying … as well as what it doesn’t tell you? Although they
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Want to highlight a great play during a sports event? Easily create a GIF of the buzzer beater or big play using GIFS.com
A few weeks ago, I was listening to my staff’s livestream of a basketball game when I heard the announcers
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JEAai session offers wealth of ideas for multimedia tools staffs can use
With COVID-19 continuing to impact the way that schools around the country operate, the online presence of student media becomes
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Plan regular features to keep readers coming back
Every Friday on my drive to work, I delight in one thing above all else: NPR’s Story Corps. It’s a
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