Get the free cheat sheet that turns “so it’s kind of about…” into a pitch you can actually say out loud.
If you freeze when someone asks what your book is, you’re not alone. Most writers do have a story (or a powerful idea). They just don’t have a clean, speakable version of it yet.
This freebie gives you the exact structure I use when I help writers get their projects “placeable” fast—without turning your pitch into corporate mush.
Download the free PDF and you’ll walk away with:
The difference between a fiction pitch and a nonfiction pitch (and why mixing them makes you sound vague)
A simple fill-in-the-blank template for each
“Things to avoid” so you stop accidentally pitching theme, backstory, or a blog category
The 10–30–45 method to practice your pitch (so it comes out of your mouth like a normal person)
Who this is for
You’re drafting a query letter and your premise still feels… slippery
You can explain your book in writing, but you can’t say it without rambling
You’re prepping for a pitch event, a call, a conference, or even just “what are you working on?”
You’re writing fiction or nonfiction and want the right structure for your category
