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BR Writer’s Tips Vol. 1: Put Your Best Foot Forward

Written by Ryan Alberti

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Nov 12 2007

The question:

How do I get my writing featured on Bleacher Report?

The first answer…

1. Put Your Best Foot Forward

The mainstream experts say sites like Bleacher Report can’t succeed because “amateurs” can’t produce polished sportswriting.

Let’s prove them wrong.

If there’s one thing that can get you going at Bleacher Report, it’s stellar presentation. The network gives you the tools to make your work look professional. It’s up to you to use them.

The rub here? Do the little things right:

Include a photo with the text.

Learn the Bleacher Report Style Guide by heart.

Spell-check
articles before you submit them—and double-check all the names.

Proofread your work. Twice. And then once more for good luck.

Use bold and underline for subheadings where appropriate.

In a nutshell: Put your best foot forward. After all, there’s no sense doing anything if you aren’t going to do it right.

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