Advice Archives (2024)

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What are examples of advice columns in newspapers? ›

Many advice columns are now syndicated and appear in several newspapers. Prominent American examples include Dear Abby, Ann Landers, Carolyn Hax's Tell Me About It, and Slate.com's Dear Prudence.

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Advice columns have a long history and are thriving in the internet age. Readers find their own struggles reflected in the letter-writer's question—or feel relief that they are not in a similar dilemma.

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: an article in a newspaper or magazine that offers advice to people who write to ask for help with a problem.

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Cultivate your writing skills by researching common questions in your subject area and composing advice columns. Build a solid portfolio of written pieces to demonstrate your talents and area of expertise. Network with editors at a variety of print and online publications to find opportunities for advice columns.

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