We PR pros are always working to craft the perfect pitch. Clients want great placement, journalists are busy. If only there was a way to help us refine our pitches – or as Karen likes to say, do a “sanity check” to make sure it’s as focused and well-placed as possible. And wouldn’t it be great to have a tool that matches our pitch with journalists who are a great fit?
We’re happy to share that this exists in OnePitch, a tool with a mission is to change the way publicists and journalists connect - meaningfully and relevantly with one another.
Today we get to have a conversation with Jered Martin, he’s the co-founder and chief operations officer of OnePitch and he shares how this “Match.com for PR pros” can help us.
Learn more about OnePitch at onepitch.co/ and download their State of Pitching report here. And make sure to keep up with them via their podcast, Coffee with a Journalist.
Have you used OnePitch? Share your experience with us at www.soloprpro.com.
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Episode 63: Review to Renew
Episode 62: Rituals
Episode 61: COVID Communication Fatigue
Episode 60: Communications Clichés
Episode 59: Stress Break
Episode 58: Should We Change How We Do PR?
Episode 57: Helping Clients Navigate the Now Normal
Episode 56: We’re Halfway through 2020. Now What?
Episode 55: Conferences in the COVID-19 Era
Episode 54: Boundaries are Beautiful
Episode 53: Real Talk
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Episode 49: Connection and Community
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