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Editors' Pitching Tips

How to work with Guardian Seascape editor Lisa Bachelor

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Lily Canter
Apr 25, 2025
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Welcome to the fourth edition of Editors’ Pitching Tips, where we go behind the scenes with commissioning editors to find out what makes a pitch stand out.

Every six weeks we get insider advice on the dos and don’ts of pitching, plus practical tips on how to craft ideas that catch an editor’s eye.

This time, we’re speaking with Lisa Bachelor, editor of the Guardian’s Seascape section. Lisa shares what she looks for in a pitch, the biggest turn-offs for editors, and what makes her want to work with a freelancer again.

Read on for her expert insights into pitching stories that get commissioned.

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