Oct 12, 2020
I don’t mean that editors don’t want your pitch because the story angle isn’t clear, that there’s no news hook, and that you don’t have a string of impressive clips in your bio. You can learn how to handle all of that.
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MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
WCP 105: Should-free pitching
WCP 104: Superstitions, underdogs, and when to
pitch
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