101 Places to Get Published in 2015

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Your Go-to Guide on How to Get Published This Year

It’s time to make 2015 the year that you see your name in print, or your photos published in the pages of a glossy magazine. If you have an idea for an article but no idea where to sell it… or if you’ve visited a local restaurant, coffee shop, museum or store in your hometown and thought “I should write an article about this place!”…Or if you’ve simply been trying to tap into the travel writing market, but can’t seem to get your foot in the door at publications…this guide is for you.

In '101 Places to Get Published In 2015' all of the hard work has been done for you. You’ll learn exactly who to approach with your stories, how to do it professionally, and how to repeat the process to ensure that you get paid again and again for each story that you write, and each photo that you submit. And when you grab a copy now, you’ll be on your way to getting published before the end of this year.

When it comes to tips and tricks, this guide leaves no stone unturned.

Inside this two-part guide you’ll find:

• The single most important thing you can do to get published

• An up-to-date list of 101 publications who need articles and photos

• Contact details and specifics on how to get in touch with editors

• A detailed breakdown of what to do and not do

• Tips for approaching editors in a professional way

• An A-Z list of time-tested, proven methods for success

• How to choose the best market for your work and get your foot in the door

• How to get published and paid quickly

• And more

Your path to being published

Whether you're surfing the best waves in the world, or just couch surfing from the comfort of your home, there are dozens and dozens of publications that need your stories and photos. Half the battle is matching your story to the right kind of publication. In this book, we’ll break down the publications by category, so you can quickly and easily find which magazines you should consider for your topic.

Approaching typical big name travel magazines like Budget Travel and Condé Nast Travel is a rookie mistake that lots of beginners make. The competition for these freelance spots is fierce. But the good news is, there are hundreds and hundreds of lesser-known “niche” travel magazines and websites that do need articles, and they’re open to working with first-time freelancers. Even if they aren’t a traditional “travel” magazine, these publications will often publish stories that talk about travel.

Whether you’re writing about local tourism, culinary travel, family travel, adventure travel, traveling over 50, or any combination thereof and more, this guide will point you towards the right publication for your article. And we’ve broken it down by topic, so you can easily scan and find the niche you’re looking for.

Make this the year you make your dream a reality…make this the year you see your name in print.