Saturday, September 20, 2008

The Lo-Down on How to Quickly Ramp Up Your Writing Success

Dear Dear,

Imagine if getting an article published in a prestigious 4-color
glossy magazine was as easy as following these simple steps:

Step 1: Pick a destination you'd like to travel to
Step 2: Find out which magazines publish travel articles in that area.
Then, plan a trip and be sure to make dinner reservations at an up and
coming eatery, or a restaurant with a rising-star chef.
Step 3: Select the magazine you want to write for and send the editor
a note with your article idea and/or the full article (whichever the
guidelines request)
Step 4: See your name in glossy print and collect your check

Well, thanks to our new Get Paid to Eat: How to Quickly and Easily
Break into Food Writing and Turn Your Dining Adventures into Cash, it
really is that simple!

This is the only resource of its kind where you can find the lo-down
on how to quickly and easily ramp up your food writing.

In fact, more than ever travel publications are taking an interest in
food- and dining-related stories. And if you can do them well -- if
you know what are really very simple tricks for writing about food in
the way editors like -- then you can easily sell your articles. You'll
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In fact, both Kyle Wagner, Travel Editor at the Denver Post and John
Flinn, Executive Travel Editor at the San Francisco Chronicle said as
much a couple of weeks ago at our live travel writing workshop.

Both of the papers they work for -- and newspapers in general -- are
moving toward a more practical, user-friendly format. They're looking
for pieces that a reader could tear out and take on a trip to use as a
guide.

And so that means they're looking for stories that do a good job of
describing the options visitors have for everything from activities to
sights to dining.

The Dining Part is What Kills a Lot of Freelancers' Articles. They
don't do it right. And what happens is that the "where to eat" part
ends up reading like, as Kyle put it, a "laundry list."

But do the "food part" right -- whether you're focusing your whole
article around a food-related theme or you're simply making short
"where to eat" recommendations in a more general piece – and you can
all but write your own ticket into publication.

The good news is: It's not that hard to do. If, that is, you know the
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Enjoy your weekend,

Lori Allen
Director, AWAI Travel Division

P.S. You'll have in hand every resource you could possibly need to not
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