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30 Days, 30 Queries
Day 1
Day 1: Where Will You Be in 30 Days?
Day 2
Day 2: The 30 Target Markets
Day 3
Day 3: Creating Workflow
Day 4
Day 4: Psychological Barriers and Easy Wins
Day 5
Day 5: Who Are They? What Do They Pay? What Do They Like?
21 Query Letters That Sold
Day 6
Day 6: Why The Idea is the Most Important Part of the Process
Day 7
Day 7: 30 Ways to Package Your Story Idea (Part 1)
Day 8
Day 8: 30 Ways to Package Your Story Idea (Part 2)
Day 9
Day 9: 30 Ways to Package Your Story Idea (Part 3)
Day 10
Day 10: Finding Story Ideas That Sell
Day 11
Day 11: Brainstorming Techniques for Idea Generation
Day 12
Day 12: The Sources of Good Ideas
Day 13
Day 13: Finding Unique Slants to Common Story Ideas
Day 14
Day 14: The Anatomy of a Query Letter
Day 15
Day 15: The 6 Traits of Good Query Letters
Day 16
Day 16: You Ask, I Answer - Part 1
Day 17
Day 17: You Ask, I Answer - Part 2
Day 18
Day 18: You Ask, I Answer - Part 3
Day 19
Day 19: Avoiding Overwhelm and Burnout
Day 20
Day 20: The Different Types of Query Letters
Day 21
Day 21: How to Get Quicker Responses
Day 22
Day 22: The Art of Building Relationships
Day 23
Day 23: Writing Confident Queries
Day 24
Day 24: Your Pitches Aren't Creative Writing, They're Marketing
Day 25
Day 25: Staying in Touch With Editors on Social Media
Day 26
Day 26: 9 More Query Letters That Sold
Day 27
Day 27: Why Editors Don't Respond and What To Do When You're Rejected
Day 28
Day 28: Why These 30 Queries Matter and How Not to Give Up
Day 29
Day 29: The Marketing Habit: How to Create It, Nurture It, and Stick to It
Day 30
Day 30: For Every One Yes, You Can Get 30 More
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Day 13: Finding Unique Slants to Common Story Ideas
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