Interviews

With Authory's social media impact feature, Sam tracks the engagement with her articles, gains audience insights, and pitches more relevant content to clients.

Nala Rogers, an experienced science journalist and editor, shares her insights on preventing her work from ever disappearing.

What's the best way to kick your freelancing gig into hyperdrive? Ask Kat Boogaard, a freelance writer who has been mentoring other writers with 9 years' experience in the industry.

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.

Chris Pike is a truly experienced sports writer: with 1,731 articles, he's published at 27 different outlets. How does he know this so precisely?

Kane Fulton lost hundreds of articles when the publication he wrote for changed its CMS. His work was gone for good, and Kane immediately started looking for a solution to ensure this would never happen to him again.

Howard M. Cohen has written for considerably more publications than the average journalist. That’s why finding a solution for how to present and protect his work has been vital for him.