Editors on Twitter offer up timelines for following up. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 12.

Okay, so you want to network digitally. How do you go about that? Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 11.

If 'networking' sounds slimy to you, build a community. It's worth it. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 10.

This is the eponymous episode where you learn about the "Follow-Up" or the art of not letting your pitch be forgotten. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 9.

Don't look at rejection as the end. Think of it as an opportunity to refine and try again. This episode also includes one of the best insults I've ever heard. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 8.

You have a pitch written, but you're not done yet. Make sure you're tailoring your pitch to a specific publication and editor. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 7.

It's time to craft an enticing pitch for your story idea. Make editors take notice and give you a byline with the right subject and headline. Are you ready? Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 6.

What's the difference between writing on-spec and pitching? Which is better? Find out in this episode. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 5.

You have a story idea. Now what? Find out in this episode! Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 4.

How do organize your story ideas and visualize your work flow? Find out in this episode! Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 3.

How do you come up with a story? Find out in this episode! Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 2.

Everyone has a story but not everyone knows how to tell it in writing. This podcast helps you come up with those ideas that make great stories, translate them into an interesting and engaging read, and find an audience to read your words. Tweet me any questions or comments: @BrookeKnisley Go to the blog page for episode 1. Intro and outro music is …