(Leverable SEO, Clickfire, Testimony Share) and also on occasion for The Home Security Superstore, Ted Turner Expeditions, and ClickHOST.ĭon’t skimp on research. Emory Rowland, editor for the Leverable blogs
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I ended up creating a format for my freelance writers, because most of them don’t know how to space content on a blog post. Listen in as nine editors tell us their pet peeves - and offer tips on how to get a ‘yes’ on your guest-post idea:Īndy Nathan, owner/editor at Smart at the StartĪndy is a digital marketing specialist who’s currently creating lead-generation funnels and in charge of social-media marketing for littelfuse. So I asked a bunch of editors at popular sites what writers are getting wrong in their pitches. To improve your guest-post pitches and get more posts approved, you’ve got to know how to please editors. On the other hand, they’re usually impressed as heck that you’ve appeared on that big blog, and dying to hire you, in my experience. You can slog away posting on your own little blog named “blog” that’s living under a tab on your writer website, but few prospects ever see that. Plenty of writers I know get all their freelance clients from the exposure they get guest posting on popular blogs. And it’s worth taking the time to figure out how to make your guest post ideas better. If so, there may be some concrete things you can do to fix that. Are your guest post pitches getting ignored?
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