4 Ways to Perfect Your Pitching Game as a Freelance Writer (Video)

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Are you a new freelance writer?

If you are, then you might be struggling with your pitching game, eh? The best way to land clients is if you go out there and pitch your service.

It can be scary and daunting to say the least, but if you want to succeed – and make a living from it – then you need to level up your pitching game.

4 Ways to Perfect Your Pitching Game as a Freelance Writer (Video)

I’ve been doing Facebook Live sessions on my Facebook page for the last couple of days. For this day’s topic, I focussed on your pitching game and how to optimize it.

If you missed the other Facebook videos:

4 Skills Profitable Freelance Writers Possess

How to Be More Efficient As a New Freelance Writer

Enjoy the video!

Recap

The four ways to perfect your pitching game are:

  • Review your current pitch
  • Keep track of your pitches
  • Pitch daily and consistently
  • Step out of your comfort zone
  • Make sure to grab your guide on how to Accelerate Your Freelance Writing Income in 7 Easy Steps

Let me know if you’re struggling with your pitching game! I want to help!

 

 

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Hi I'm Elna and I'm a freelance writer and mom blogger. I help people just like you become a profitable freelance writer. Within 6 months of starting my freelance writing business from scratch I was able to earn a full-time living as a part-time freelance writer while taking care of my twin toddlers. Check out my free email course Get Paid to Write Online and learn the steps you need to take to be a freelance writer.

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Thanks for this great video, Elna! The idea of pitching has always been a terrifying concept for me. I have severe anxiety so this terror is made all the more worse because of it. I am always shaking when I send the email with the pitch enclosed, confident in my mind that I’ll be turned down. I’ve found that this is not the case, much to my pleasant surprise. I have a ton of guest posts that are going out in the coming weeks because of it along with a few clients.Reply to Lisa
Yay! So happy for your Lisa. Taking that first step is always the hardest, but once you do it, it gets easier. That’s me with doing live video. The first few are terrible, but after a while, I get used to being on the fly. I’ve been doing podcasts and FB live videos so it’s a start!!Reply to Elna