Breaking down non-obvious takeaways from a study of journalists’ tweets about bad media pitch examples
In a series of complete coincidences, journalists gave us 9 helpful templates for PR.
A timeless dilemma, comically ill-timed out-of-office responders, and how a maturing industry leads to more substantive pitches.
This month’s journo tweets include an artful depiction of the enduring tension between journalists and the pitching pros who love them.
An important reminder to never automate pitch customization, why you should cherish the valuable real estate at the top of your pitch, and a keen act of newsjacking.
Whether and how to pitch at the same time as a sensitive situation – and other useful tidbits from the last month.
I can’t emphasize enough how much you have to bend over backwards to *prove* that you’ve done your homework so you stand out from the pitching noise.
Why to skip honorifics in pitch openings, how to know whether you can use an editor’s personal email, and one of the kindest journalism gestures in history.
New pitching buzzwords to avoid, plus when you should and shouldn’t include coverage links.
A journalist’s playful taunt kicks off a discussion of a venerable pitch brainstorming technique.
I thought I had seen the weirdest pitches ever, but this is my new number one.
