Writing Coach Podcast 114: Everyday dream clients (pitching triad 2 of 3)

WCP114 Everyday dream clients: Pitching triad miniseries (2 of 3)

Are you currently working on a pitch or assignment for your dream publication? Do you know that your ideal clients see you as an ideal freelancer for them? Are you confident that they’ll pay you well and promptly? If you answered “No” to any of these questions, it could indicate a lack of belief in your client and your connection with them.

Are you currently working on a pitch or assignment for your dream publication?

Do you know that your ideal clients see you as an ideal freelancer for them?

Are you confident that they’ll pay you well and promptly?

If you answered “No” to any of these questions, it could indicate a lack of belief in your client and your connection with them. This will interfere with your ability to identify, attract, and retain the kind of long-term editorial relationships that you most want and that provide meaning and stability to your writing life.

Today’s episode will challenge the way you connect with your current and future ideal clients.

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WCP113 Believe me: Pitching triad miniseries (1 of 3)

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