[ttpp]How to become a great reporter?[yyxx]

You start with a simple newspaper stand and a notepad—your journey begins there. To become a great reporter, your first step is to hit the streets and gather real stories. Walk up to people, ask questions, and conduct interviews. Listen carefully to their experiences, opinions, and breaking news they might share. Every conversation adds valuable content to your growing news database.

Once you've collected enough material, return to your office and input the information into the news machine. Review your articles for accuracy, clarity, and public interest. Then, print your first edition. A well-written, timely report will attract more readers.

Now, take your newspapers and sell them right at the entrance of your stand. The more engaging your stories, the faster they sell. Earn profits, reinvest in better equipment, and expand your reach. Upgrade your printing machine, hire assistants, or open new distribution points across the city.

As your reputation grows, cover bigger stories—local events, scandals, breakthroughs. Build sources, stay objective, and maintain integrity. The best reporters are curious, persistent, and trustworthy. Keep improving your craft, and soon you won’t just be selling newspapers—you’ll be shaping public opinion.