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爱德华·博克《爱德华·博克自传》· The Americanization of Edward Bok · 领导

Occasionally he sent to an editor here and there what he thought was a particularly newsy letter just "for his information, not for sale." The editor of the Philadelphia Times was the first to discover that his paper wanted the letter, and the Boston Journal followed suit. Then the editor of the Cincinnati Times-Star discovered the letter in the New York Star, and asked that it be supplied weekly with the letter. These newspapers renamed the letter "Bok's Literary Leaves," and the feature started on its successful career.

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3538
定位:Additional excerpt 152 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

他偶尔会把自认为特别有新闻价值的信寄给各地编辑,附言“仅供参考,不出售”。结果《费城时报》编辑第一个发现自家报纸需要这封信,《波士顿新闻报》随即跟进。接着《辛辛那提时报星报》编辑在《纽约星报》上看到这封信,要求每周供应一次。这些报纸把专栏改名为“博克的文学叶子”,这个特色栏目就此走上成功之路。

上下文

同出自博克自传,记录他如何从免费寄稿开始,让文学通讯专栏被多家报纸采用并更名。

今日一问

你能否先免费提供一次有价值的样品,让市场自己来告诉你它要不要?

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