by Trudy Rankin | Apr 16, 2025 | Pitching and Editors
And save yourself some time and tedium Let’s face it—researching potential writing clients can feel like trying to find your glasses when they’re sitting right on top of your head. It’s tedious, time-consuming, and sometimes ridiculously frustrating....
by Trudy Rankin | Apr 4, 2025 | Pitching and Editors
Let’s be honest: the writing world is always changing, but lately the change feels… sharper. More pointed. More personal. Many talented writers have already lost work—sometimes overnight—as budgets shrink and clients turn to AI or cheaper alternatives. If that’s been...
by Trudy Rankin | Dec 6, 2024 | Pitching and Editors
Does pitching feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall? I get it. You craft what feels like the perfect email, hit send… and crickets. Nothing but the sweet sound of silence in your inbox. Here’s the thing: Most pitches fail because they’re focused...
by Treasa Edmond | Dec 4, 2024 | Pitching and Editors
A few months ago, one of my community members, shared a pitch she was particularly proud of. It outlined her decade of experience, her impressive client list, and her extensive qualifications. It was beautifully written. And it wasn’t getting any responses. When...
by Trudy Rankin | Aug 29, 2024 | Pitching and Editors
Picture this: You’ve just landed a gig to write a long-form blog post for a dream client. The pay is great, the topic is right up your alley, and you’re buzzing with ideas. There’s just one tiny problem—you’re staring at a blank screen, and the...
by Trudy Rankin | Aug 29, 2024 | Pitching and Editors
Remember when you were a kid and you had to ask your crush to dance? That stomach-churning mix of excitement and terror? Well, pitching your writing isn’t quite as bad as that… but it’s close, right? This week, we’re tackling the art of...
