What's your best tip for writing a pitch that converts?

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We all know this, but you can't take a one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to pitching journalists. Every journalist has their own pitching preferences, but there are certain tactics that can be used to increase your chances of a response or even a placement. We want to hear about your go-to pitching tactics and why they are successful.

If chosen, we will publish your response in a blog post on the The TypeBar and include links to your personal social handles. We will also share via social media and email. You can also expect an email from us with a preview link and publishing date as well before publishing.

Please submit your answers below in complete sentences. If there's something you want to link to, put it in parenthesis AFTER the word you'd like to be linked.

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1. Full Name *

2. Your Company Name *

3. What's your best tip for writing a pitch that converts? *

We want to hear about the successful strategies and tactics you use when pitching journalists (i.e. what you include, how you format it, what you include, what you hyperlink, etc.)

4. What success came out of the tactics you mentioned above? *

For example: did you receive a placement, did it increase your response rate, did it secure a media briefing, etc.

5. If you want to be a part of our article's social promos, share a link to your social channels. *

Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram are the preferred channels

6. Do you...? *

Work at an agency

Work in-house for a brand

Work freelance

Other:

7. How long have you worked in the industry? *

1-4 years

5-10 years

10-15 years

15+ years

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