Eric Hauch

When you are a writer, it’s almost certain you’ll eventually see 404 pages where your articles used to be. And that’s immensely frustrating. Automotive writer Jim Koscs uses Authory to create an automated archive that saves him every time.

Being a freelancer means a myriad of tasks need to be juggled simultaneously. Matt Donato uses Authory to automate many of the chores, leaving him with more time for the work he loves — and making his editors and readers very happy, too.

If you are building out your brand as a thought leader in your industry, you are probably very happy about every piece of content that mentions you. But what’s next? How do you actually utilize all this content? David Cohn let us in on how exactly he uses Authory for building out his personal brand.

How do you present your work to prospective clients if you’ve written hundreds of articles on many different topics? Most freelancers would point to their portfolio. But that’s, by definition, generic. Writer Maya Middlemiss has a solution that makes every prospect feel unique.

If you are writing articles that others then publish, you naturally want to know how many shares, likes, tweets, and comments your pieces receive. Getting this kind of data is easier said than done. But there are ways, and content marketer Holly Landis lets us in on how she does it.

Having written thousands of articles throughout your career, how do you search your own body of work? Janos Gereben found the perfect solution.

Having written more than 600 articles for countless publications and clients, Nicky LaMarco used to painstakingly create PDFs of every single piece for her personal backup. Having switched to Authory, she isn’t looking back.

Being a long-time journalist and photographer, Ivan was used to losing countless articles over the years for a myriad of reasons, with some outlets literally shutting overnight. This has changed dramatically since he started to use Authory.

Looking for a way to showcase the entire breadth and depth of his journalistic work, Ali came across Authory. His verdict? “It’s the only service I’ve seen that actually does what it promises and does it well.”

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy had two priorities that many freelancers have: Keeping copies of her work, and having an easy, well-presented way to show her work to potential clients. With Authory, she’s found a solution for both at the same time.