If you're a writer, business owner, or subject matter expert

You want to get your expertise (or the expertise of your clients) out into the world for people to see.

So you bare your heart, your soul, and a little of your sanity to write an article....

You spend *hours* on it because you want it to be perfect...

Then you submit your work of genius to a big outlet or publish to your blog and cross your fingers.

And then, after all that energy.... CRICKETS.

So you throw your hands up in the air and scream "This doesn't %$*&#% work!"

But you see others in your field who are writing the types of articles you could write...

And they're getting hundreds or even thousands of new readers and fans as a result of being published.

Like this piece I did for Social Media Examiner that got over two thousand shares:

I didn't have a magical solution or a journalism background. In fact, I went to music school!

But what DID get me published was to get training on how to write well and how to write everything faster.

Here's what you may not know:

There's a shift happening with publication editors worldwide... and it's a huge opportunity.

More and more reputable outlets now accept opinion pieces and articles from non-journalists...

But these gatekeepers need a way to weed out wishy-washy writers...

So more and more often, big websites now want to see an article draft in your very first pitch. 

Fast Company, a top business site with a socials audience of over two million followers, wants you to pitch a completed article:

MindBodyGreen, a top health website that gets over 6 million views each month, wants you to pitch a completed article:

Social Media Examiner, a top social website whose articles get several thousands of shares, wants you to pitch a completed article:

Tiny Buddha, a top spirituality website with a combined social audience of over 5 million people, wants you to pitch a completed article:

Runner's World, a top fitness magazine founded in 1966 that has over 50 years of brand credibility, wants you to pitch a completed article:

And there are SO many more opportunities. Editors and outlets want to see an article draft from the get-go.

Why is this a problem?

If it takes you a long time to write something, you're going to have a hard time getting off the ground.

You'll watch peers with less expertise, less experience, and less creativity than you get published while you keep staring at a blank page.

If you want more articles and more eyeballs, you MUST become prolific in your writing.

4 reasons you're getting tripped up in your writing

#1: You don't know what to write next

You block out time to write, sit down at your computer, and spend half your time (or more) staring at a blank screen and having writer's block.

Time is precious to begin with. So when you've reached the end of your session and have little to show for it, you feel frustrated and defeated.

#2: Writing takes too much of your time and energy

By the time you actually spit out something that is comprehensible and feels like you, it's not even relevant anymore.

Or you feel wiped out. The idea of writing an entire article that might not even get accepted into a publication nauseates you.

#3: You're not pitching yourself correctly

Most writers try to pitch articles, but their pitches have a "Me, me, me" feel to them.

Editors and bloggers get hundreds of emails in their inboxes each and every day - why should they care about your pitch and not someone else's?

The key is to make it all about them. Serve their audience, serve the outlet, and your writing will go much further.

#4: You get published, have 15 minutes of fame, and... that's it

Maybe you actually have written a lot in the past. But you feel like it's been a waste of time and you're back at zero.

You want ways to promote and point back to your existing articles so that they can serve you again and again and help you land bigger opportunities.

Can I let you in on a little secret?

(Something big-box agencies don't want you to know)

You can actually write for and pitch to publications and international websites all by yourself -- if you know how to write.

The key is to have a system for success - something that is working for real people now - and is a system you can quickly learn and implement.

None of these "50 hours of videos" courses that are impossible to get through. You want to implement step-by-step tactics today, not someday.

If this sounds like your kinda thing, I have something for you...