Showing posts with label writing markets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing markets. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Over 200 Parenting Markets. For FreEEEee to One Subscriber

While many writers draw the line at sharing market listings they've spent EONS of time collecting and organizing, there are a few generous writers who are even willing to share that - and I can't believe I was lucky enough to find one.

Kerrie McLoughlin has been published in over 100 regional parenting magazines, and is one of those generous Teachers who goes out of her way to help other writers, posting writers guidelines updates on her blog and answering emailed questions at all hours of the day and night (although with 5 young children, day and night may have merged at this point). Oh, and she's also put everything she's learned along with over 200 parenting markets in an ebook called Get Published in Parenting and Family Magazines:  Get Paid to Write About Your Kids.
  • Want the names of 100 regional parenting magazines, along with editor names, emails, pay rates and writer's guidelines? In the book. 
  • Detailed advice and information about how to submit parenting articles? In the book. 
  • A successful writer's cover letters, invoices, and submissions trackers? Yep, you guessed it. 
In May I'll be giving away one copy of Get Published in Parenting and Family Magazines to one of Kickstart's email subscribers. If you're interested and not yet subscribed by email, remember to do so before the May 31st giveaway. If you don't want to wait, it's available here (no, I'm not an affiliate. It's just that good).

linklove,
Colleen

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Parenting Markets. As in 50. With links!

While searching for more places to submit my articles, I stumbled upon the motherload - a list of 50 markets with links. I've started visiting the different sites to get submission/guidelines info, and while not all of the links or publications are useful...who cares?!

It's a list of 50 markets with links. That you don't have to dredge up from the google depths. One keyword search after another. Thank you, generous freelance writer.