Professional Corner: CPD and Reflective Practice

As a professional genealogist, maintaining a record of your CPD (Continuing Professional Development) is good practice. It may be a requirement of an accredited body and is also an excellent way to demonstrate your professionalism to clients and working partnerships.
Writing for Publication: or how to put your story together for publishing . . . anywhere!

How to turn your family history research into informative, inspiring and enduring stories.
Professional Corner: Web strategies for Genealogy Professionals

Learn the essentials of Search Engine Organisation and gain practical strategies for improving visibility and understanding website visitors
Professional Corner: How to use Your Blog Effectively to Support Your Genealogy Business

Having an active blog on your website is a useful tool to market your genealogy services. If you don’t know where to start or you’re worried about how much time it will take, worry not!
Professional Corner: Digital Innovation Tools for Professional Family Historians

This presentation explores the dynamic interplay between technology and family history research in today’s digital-driven world, addressing family historians’ challenges and opportunities when integrating various digital tools into research practices.
Accounting for Professional Genealogists

Are you confident in handling the financial side of your genealogy business?
This practical, jargon-free talk is designed specifically for self-employed and freelance genealogists who want to better understand their tax and financial responsibilities—and get ahead of HMRC requirements.
So You Want to Become a Professional Genealogist?
Maybe you are looking for a career change, or maybe you are working in a part-time capacity and considering other ways to supplement your income. Where to go next?
Professional Corner: What is Genealogy Professionalism?
Explore key elements of genealogy professionalism.
Professional Corner: Adoption: A Guide for Genealogists
Adoption affects many families but is a difficult area to research due to secrecy and privacy issues plus the legislative framework which surrounds it.
Professional Corner: Setting up and maximising LinkedIn®
How to optimise profiles, position yourself as an expert, and use LinkedIn’s tools to contact living as part of investigative work.