Pitches that say PR pro, even if you're not.
Podcast pitch template
Subject line: PITCH: [your expertise + unique value proposition]
Hello [name],
[Quick intro:] I've been listening to [show name] for [amount of time] now, I particularly loved your recent show with [guest name] and found what you had to say about [main point] really interesting.
[Main pitch:] After listening for a while and finding out more about your audience, I think I/my client could provide them with some really valuable insights…
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Format it like a pro, in seconds.
A Notion-style editor with rich text and slash commands. Type / to add headings, lists and more, and it saves as you go.
Show, don't just tell.
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The template gives you the structure. The story and the words are yours.
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Journalists decide in seconds
A journalist reads hundreds of pitches a week, and most of them are ignored before the end of the first paragraph. That's rarely because the story is bad. It's because it's buried, too long, or asking for the wrong thing.
A good pitch has a shape: what the story is, why it matters now, and why you're the person to tell it. Get that right and the journalist knows in seconds whether it's for them.
Our templates give you that shape every time, so you can put your energy into the story.
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Choose the one for what you're pitching, whether that's a podcast, an opinion piece or a reply to a request.
Fill in the highlighted bits.
Add your story, your details and why it matters now.
Send it or share it.
Email it to the journalist or share it as a link, then watch for the moment it's opened.
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A working journalist who has been published in Forbes, Vogue and The Sunday Times.