Tiana Gibbs

About Tiana Gibbs

Tiana Gibbs is an Associate Customer Content Specialist with PR Newswire moonlighting as a freelance copywriter. When not writing for the web, she can be found trying (and sometimes failing) to build an urban homestead in the Land of Enchantment.

Oct 14, 2021

Learn to Blog: 5 Places to Find Online Blogging Courses

New to blogging? These sites are full of online blogging courses to help you hone your skills.

Sep 09, 2021

Freelancing 101: A Guide to Getting Started

If you've recently lost your journalism job or are looking for a way to shift into freelancing, here's a quick-start guide to becoming a freelance writer.

Oct 28, 2020

How to Make Your Press Release Less Spooky

This Halloween is the perfect time to ask yourself if your press release might be scaring off potential readers & start making adjustments. Here are a few tricks to turn your release into a treat.

Sep 10, 2020

Passive Voice in Journalism: How to Wield It Responsibly

Be mindful of the active and passive language that you use in your writing – and what meaning that may be conveying to your readers.

Jun 11, 2020

5 Advanced Techniques for Using Google Like a Pro

These advanced Google search techniques can help you refine your search results and find exactly what you’re looking for.

Apr 09, 2020

Tax Tips for Freelancers to Ease the Stress of Filing

Just starting out as a freelancer and learning to navigate self-employment taxes? Here are some tips for making your tax season as painless as possible.

Mar 12, 2020

3 Multimedia Mistakes That Are Killing Your Web Content

These common-but-serious blunders can cost you big time. Fortunately, they're pretty easy to fix – and such small tweaks can have a huge impact on the success of your content and its brand.

Jan 09, 2020

Choosing Photos for Your Blog: 3 Copyright Rules to Know

How do you find the right pictures for your blog without running afoul of copyright limitations and usage rights?

Jan 07, 2020

Reinventing the Press Release for a New Decade

Embracing change doesn’t have to mean abandoning everything that works in the past; it just means finding new and better ways to make those techniques work for you.