As someone with a blog, and a podcast I’ve got so many emails (“pitches”) from people interested in being guests on my podcast, or contributors to my blog. And as much of a privilege as it is to get emails from people from all over the world, the pitches that are bad are extremely bad.

With this episode, I hope to not only decrease the number of bad pitches that show up in my inbox but give listeners a quick intro to what makes a pitch “good”. This episode will be useful for anyone that wants to get press attention through being featured on everything from podcasts to blogs and magazines. The key takeaways can also be used to cold pitch potential customers, and actually get a response. A portion of this episode was originally a Facebook Live I did on my Facebook Page: (https://facebook.com/rosemaryrichings).

If you’re on Facebook, feel free to like my page. Because you never know. I might do more lives just like this in the future! And don't forget to check out the show notes via the following link: (https://www.rosemaryrichings.com/podcast/getting-featured-on-credible-blogs-cold-pitching-businesses-increasing-your-chances-of-success) when you're done listening to this episode.

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