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Query Clinic Edith
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You’re anxious and trying hard to find your spot in this new economic reality.
You’ve tagged writing as “your thing” but you’re stuck. You don’t have the magic key that opens the door.
Hi, this is Query Clinic and I'm your host Edith, published writer and former columnist for a national newspaper.
Query Clinic shows you how to use well proven techniques to craft the winning query that gets you results. consistently.
Join me for candid conversations on writing in general.
Will I podcast weekly? I don’t know. We’re all on a journey. Time will tell. The important thing is, JUST START.
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Queryquette: How NOT to Pitch - Episode 4
This is Episode 4 of Query Clinic where we'll be talking about pitching etiquette.
In today’s episode, we're going to look at how NOT to pitch and what you SHOULD NOT put in your query letter if you want results. This episode is titled Queryquette: How NOT to Pitch. If you're serious about writing for income you won't want to miss this. Welcome to the Query Clinic!
RESOURCES:
Well written and badly written sample query letters:
https://www.freelancewriting.com/freelancing/good-query-writing-letter/
Elements of a well written query letter:
http://creativegenius101.blogspot.com/2013/01/free-infographic-query-letter-template.html
Contact me:
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Anatomy of an Effective Query Letter Episode 3
You'll hear me mention it in the podcast because truly... it is crunch-time critical.
This is a very important episode because we’ll be delving in deep to take a closer look at just what constitutes an effective query letter. This is because the quality of your query is literally the key that opens the door. You have to get this part right, or the door just doesn’t open.
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Improve Your LinkedIn Profile, First - Episode 2
You're all geared up and ready to finally write a query that get results. But, HOLD ON! What does your LinkedIn profile look like? Have you taken the time to create a professional profile page that editors and serious prospects can visit and decide that you're the one?
Let's say you've succeeded in creating a sense of interest/curiosity that prompts a potential client to want to know more about your work. One of the first places they'll go to is your LinkedIn profile.
That's why I'm asking you to back up a minute.
Make sure your LinkedIn profile is professional and up to date, even if you do have a website, but ESPECIALLY if you don't.
So, in this episode we'll be looking at How to Improve Your LinkedIn Profile, First.
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Intro
Hi and welcome to Query Clinic. This is the first episode of Query Clinic. It's raw, unscripted and totally unedited because I wanted to challenge myself in a way that I'll explain in the next episode.
So without wasting time, I'll delve right into our reason for being here: how to write a query letter that gets results.
Join me!