Melissa Edwards

#querytip naming your doc something like "47th draft, gahhhhhhh" isn't a great marketing technique. (Hyperbole, but for realz.)

#QueryTip the more time you talk about the query letter in the query, the less time you're talking about your book.

If your SFF ms. involves a ton of jargon, I'm probably not your best agent. #querytip

For the love of all that is holy, name your .doc with your name and the name of your manuscript. #querytip

This made me laugh a little too much. #querytip

Watch my "process" in all its glory! #querytip #querywin #query #amquerying (that was a lot of hashtags!)

Come one, come all! I have knowledge bombs and I want to drop them! 💣#querytip

Hardcore #querytip

To you it might not bear repeating, but to some this might be new: no attachments ever on a query #querytip

Where did the advice come from that names are supposed to be capped in a query? I don't like that advice. #querytip

General #querytip: there *probably* shouldn't be scare quotes in your query.

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Thinking about signing up for my query webinar? It's not too late! Live on 2/25! bit.ly/1JBTedV #querytip https://t.co/SbSgCdVFE6

Whenever I think about #querytip, I hear it in the cadence of "Dirty Pop." https://t.co/u2TsURBuBB

Here's a #querytip: take my webinar through @WritersDigest and I can show you the way! writersdigestshop.com/the-art-of-que… https://t.co/YlLzc6dkqh

and a critique of your query letter, by me! #querytip this is going to be fun. 90 minutes of yours truly.

"Dear Agent" translates to "Dear Agent I Was Too Lazy to Even Name." #Querytip don't. Though if you're reading tips, you're not the problem.

#Genre #QueryTip: I am not a fan of historical fiction (for any age group) and will not read anything WWII related, even tangentially.

"Hi To Whom It May Concern, I see you are looking for authors who write books." This is your competition, authors. #querytip

#QueryTip: don't send me a personal message on LinkedIn. It's weird.