Publications
- An online publication,
available worldwide to members, libraries, societies,
and consumers, with:
- Members' contact information, biographies, services,
research and geographic specialties
- Various search criteria to assist readers in finding
researchers.

- A journal for those interested in professionalism.
- Articles on communicating with clients, preparing lineage society applications, training research assistants, business record keeping, and home office tax concerns.
- Articles in associated fields (preparing lecture slides, teaching family history to children, preparing manuscripts for printing).
- "Question of the Quarter" dialogues (How do you obtain clients? Where do you draw the line between free advice and billing for consultation? What accounting software do you use? How do you organize your time and office?)
- APGQ - Sample Articles
- APGQ Writer's Guidelines
- APGQ Advertising Rates
- APGQ Article
Index 1979-2010
As a result of a generous offer from FamilySearch, APG is making available three presentations from the 2009 APG Professional Management Conference, which took place on September 2 at the FGS Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Bulletin Board keeps APG
members informed about current affairs, between issues of the the APG Quarterly.
Public service announcements by non-profit societies will be considered for
posting. Suggestions.
"Why Hire a Professional Genealogist?"
"Becoming a Professional Genealogist"
"Guidelines for the Use of Credentials & Postnominals in Professional Genealogy"
The text can be printed from these web pages. Brochures are also available by contacting admin@apgen.org.
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