We at Medievalists.net are proud to announce that we will be delivering a workshop at the 2016 International Medieval Congress.
Are you interested in sharing your knowledge of the Middle Ages with the online world? Would you like to build your audience and perhaps earn some income by writing about medieval topics? This workshop will help you learn about finding your own medieval niche on the World Wide Web and the ways people earn revenues through this digital media.
The first half of the workshop will examine how to write effectively for websites, focusing on which topics and what kinds of posts will generate strong audience engagement. We will also look at what search engine optimization (SEO) is and how to market your website using social media and email.
The second part of the workshop will turn to ways of earning revenues from your online properties, starting with running advertisements and making use of affiliate marketing. Then, we will look at how one can sell products through their website, create ebooks, and the possibility of using your online profile to teach courses. Finally, we will talk about how one can earn money through Youtubing and podcasting.
This workshop will be very beneficial to anyone who wants to increase the number of readers on their websites, use their medieval studies knowledge to earn some income, or are planning to have a career in digital media. It will be led by members of Medievalists.net, one of the leading online resources in the field of medieval studies, who have been creating and running websites for over seven years.
Since 2008, Medievalists.net has billed itself as the media site for the Middle Ages, offering news, articles, and videos about medieval studies. It is one of the largest online resources about the Middle Ages, receiving over a million page views per month and with a large social media following of over 43,000 followers on Twitter alone.
There are no pre-requisites for attending the workshop, and tea and coffee will be provided during the mid-morning break. Fee: £7.50.
The workshop will be taking place on Friday, July 8th, from 9 am to 2 pm. You can sign up as you register for this year’s International Medieval Congress, held at the University of Leeds
We at Medievalists.net are proud to announce that we will be delivering a workshop at the 2016 International Medieval Congress.
Are you interested in sharing your knowledge of the Middle Ages with the online world? Would you like to build your audience and perhaps earn some income by writing about medieval topics? This workshop will help you learn about finding your own medieval niche on the World Wide Web and the ways people earn revenues through this digital media.
The first half of the workshop will examine how to write effectively for websites, focusing on which topics and what kinds of posts will generate strong audience engagement. We will also look at what search engine optimization (SEO) is and how to market your website using social media and email.
The second part of the workshop will turn to ways of earning revenues from your online properties, starting with running advertisements and making use of affiliate marketing. Then, we will look at how one can sell products through their website, create ebooks, and the possibility of using your online profile to teach courses. Finally, we will talk about how one can earn money through Youtubing and podcasting.
This workshop will be very beneficial to anyone who wants to increase the number of readers on their websites, use their medieval studies knowledge to earn some income, or are planning to have a career in digital media. It will be led by members of Medievalists.net, one of the leading online resources in the field of medieval studies, who have been creating and running websites for over seven years.
Since 2008, Medievalists.net has billed itself as the media site for the Middle Ages, offering news, articles, and videos about medieval studies. It is one of the largest online resources about the Middle Ages, receiving over a million page views per month and with a large social media following of over 43,000 followers on Twitter alone.
There are no pre-requisites for attending the workshop, and tea and coffee will be provided during the mid-morning break. Fee: £7.50.
The workshop will be taking place on Friday, July 8th, from 9 am to 2 pm. You can sign up as you register for this year’s International Medieval Congress, held at the University of Leeds
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