Jodie Gould - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

I'm a award-winning writer and author who writes books for bucks and travels for the love of it. My articles have a sassy, savvy spin, whenever possible. I've written 13 books on various subjects and my a work has been published in national publications, blogs and websites, including Family Circle, Redbook, Elle, DuJour.com, Showtime.com, About.com, iexpore.com, Brazenwoman.com, medium.com, The New York Times Syndicate and New York Observer, and many others. I have appeared on CNN, ABC World News, Oprah, and been interviewed on iHeartradio, Pacifica, NPR, L.A. Talk Radio, as well as podcasts and webinars. I would love to share the job of travel with our audience.

Content

Total articles 6

• Ensure A Successful Writer-Editor Relationship

  By Jodie Gould Verified| gothamghostwriters.com@ Although I see myself primarily as a writer (13 books, numerous articles and blogs), I’ve also worked as an editor and writing coach. As an editor, I rewrite and polish other people’s prose. Like a caring parent, I develop manuscripts from conception to publication and nurture fragile egos. As a writer, I’ve worked with editors who’ve been my trusted word sherpas. They reorganize, rephrase, and query for additional information.

  By Jodie Gould Verified · gothamghostwriters.com

  Oct. 05, 2020

• I Tried to Escape It but the Empty Nest Syndrome Is Real

  By Jodie Gould Verified| AARP@ Then, about a month or so in, she made friends. Good friends, texting friends, sharing clothes friends, cafeteria friends, gossip friends, sleepover friends. This, of course, is what we always wanted for her. We were elated!One day I got a text from her saying that she was staying on campus because she had an early class the next day. Great, I thought. Soon, one night turned to two nights, to three, four, and finally the full week.

  By Jodie Gould Verified · AARP

  Jun. 26, 2020

• When Book Collaborations Go Bad

  By Jodie Gould Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified For many writers without platforms or a field of expertise, collaborations can help keep those book contracts and, if they’re lucky, royalties coming in. Unlike with ghostwriting, having an and or with before one’s name on a book jacket is also a way to get credit for doing the heavy word lifting, even if the coauthor gets the glory. And while many writing collaborations can be like happy marriages, some end up in holy acrimony.

  By Jodie Gould Verified · Publishers Weekly

  Jun. 19, 2020

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Company Info

Health Monitor Network

Health Monitor Network is a healthcare marketing platform based in Montvale, New Jersey, with over 40 years of experience. Founded in 1983 and supported by Gridiron Capital, the company specializes in delivering educational content and engagement solutions for the pharmaceutical, over-the-counter (OTC), and consumer packaged goods (CPG) industries. The company aims to empower patients and healthcare providers with accessible health education at all points of care. Its services include a Digital Screen Network that places educational content in patient exam rooms, print education guides, and omnichannel engagement solutions for healthcare professionals. Health Monitor Network connects with over 450,000 healthcare professionals and reaches more than 150 million patients and caregivers, ensuring effective communication and education in the healthcare space.