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4 March 2025 by Alan

Exposure, Links and More JUST for Journalists

This has been a long time coming – a way to showcase journalists hard work and a small contribution to keeping the news industry alive.

The offer to bona fide journalist is simple – go ahead and post your extract or full article on MyPR. We will distribute that article further for you to a different audience, make it a featured article for free and link to the original PLUS your social media accounts and employer (or your own site if you are self-employed/freelance). YOU are in control here.

The link to the submission page is: https://mypr.co.za/members/journalists-only/

OR

Post your article below:

Please Log in to your MyPR Account and then submit at will. We will ONLY publish articles submitted by you as the Logged In user.

The fight to keep journalism to journalists continues. Social media giants would have us all believe that social journalism is all that we need, forgetting that when someone is PAID to do a job they will strive to do it correctly, honestly and fairly in order to keep that job. Of course passion for the truth and fairness in all things has to also be there.

Let’s also not forget that social journalism is ‘supported’ by the ground work done by genuine journalists.

I invite all journalists to share their articles, challenges, triumphs, setbacks and joy here: https://mypr.co.za/members/journalists-only/

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First Published here: https://mypr.co.za/exposure-links-and-more-just-for-journalists/ – MyPR is a free press release site distributing releases from well known brands, small business and artists to on and off line publications and social media.

Did You Know? Cradock was founded in 1813 on the banks of the Great Fish River to cater for the migratory farmers who settled in this ruggedly beautiful area with its excellent grazing, abundant water and healthy climate.

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