The answer to knowing what a story or picture is worth lies in a combination of what a newspaper or magazine is prepared to offer for it and what you are prepared to accept.

As someone who has worked in the industry for 20 years Dennis will be selling your story or picture for the maximum amount of money possible.  He will not sell your story or picture for less than its true worth.

As someone who has worked as a senior journalist on the Mail On Sunday, News of the World, Sunday Mirror, and the Daily and Sunday Express Dennis not only knows which stories and pictures editors are most interested in but also what they routinely pay out for them.

Of course, you could ring a newspaper or a magazine direct – but will an over-pressed news room journalist really give you the same one-to-one service that Dennis offers? Also, newspapers and magazines will offer far more money when they are dealing with a fellow professional than someone they see as a well-meaning amateur.

And in contrast to a journalist on a newspaper who draws a salary come-what-may, we will be giving 110 per cent – because if you don’t get paid neither does Money For Your Story.