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Describe your expertise. Find relevant podcasts, journalists, and newsletter writers, then check the fit.
Get on the podcasts, in the press, and into the conversations your buyers trust. PodPitch finds the right people, writes your pitches, and follows up.
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Search real podcasts. Get a starting list and a pitch template you can keep.
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You bring the expertise. PodPitch takes the busywork from the first list to the next reply.
Describe your expertise. Find relevant podcasts, journalists, and newsletter writers, then check the fit.
Get a pitch in your voice, tied to the recipient's work. Review it, send from your inbox, and follow up.
Organize the conversations, agree on the next step, and track what gets booked and published.
Connect your expertise to their work. Keep it specific, useful, and unmistakably yours. Review the draft before it leaves your inbox.
Hi [host],
Your recent episode on [specific episode detail] raised a question I work on every day.
I could share a simple way to spot the customer feedback teams overlook, with [your first-hand example] and a few things your listeners can try.
Would that fit a future conversation?
[Your name]
From a book launch to an agency's client work. Customer-reported experiences, with the source attached.
Mary Ellen Androsky described sending 20 pitches a day. Ten days later, this was on her calendar.
Read her account and its limitsinquiries
pre-record calls booked
recordings scheduled
Reach the people who should know your name. Turn what you've learned into a useful conversation, then put that appearance to work.
Make outreach a repeatable service. Keep each client's story distinct while the writing, sending, and follow-ups get easier.
A thoughtful interview builds trust with the audience in front of you. A publisher page, a transcript where available, and useful excerpts can give your expertise more places to be found.
Read the earned visibility guideSearch indexing, AI citations, traffic, and sales are not guaranteed. We explain the evidence and limits in the guide.
Start with a story. Keep the tools that help turn it into conversations together.
Podcast, journalist, and newsletter discovery. Recent work, audience context, and contact verification.
Personalized drafts, subject lines, templates, and references to the recipient's actual work.
Your inbox, managed inbox options, warmup, email health tools, and follow-ups in the same thread.
One place for conversations, suggested replies, and alerts when something needs your attention.
Mention monitoring, media tracking, reports, and ad-equivalent media value with clear definitions.
Profiles for brands and executives, team collaboration, reporting, and shared campaign work.
Explore MagicPitch for broader prospecting and multichannel outreach, including visitor identification. Check plan scope and sending requirements with the team.
Browse the evidence, understand the choices, and build a starting list on your terms.
Authority, public proof, reuse, search, and AI discovery. With the limits explained.
BUYER'S GUIDESee prices, tradeoffs, sources, and which tool fits which job.
PUBLIC DATABASEBrowse public podcast profiles, recent episodes, and related shows.
Free demo. Paid software.
A useful first step, on your terms.
Search public podcast profiles and download a starting brief here, without an email address or payment. Your brief includes the shows returned for your topic, story prompts, and a pitch template to customize. A free live demo lets you explore PodPitch's full discovery and pitching workflow with our team. The software is paid.
No. This public search matches podcast titles and hosts to your keyword. It does not verify guest availability or your fit. Open each profile, check recent episodes and guest formats, and refine your list in the demo. Hosts and editors decide whether to accept a pitch.
You need useful expertise and a story that fits the audience. You do not need a large following to start. PodPitch helps you find contacts, draft personalized pitches, and organize follow-ups. You bring the experience and decide what to send.
PodPitch drafts pitches around your expertise and the recipient's work. You can review and edit them, connect your sending inbox, and configure your outreach and follow-ups. Reply drafts help with the next conversation; you stay responsible for what goes out.
PodPitch quotes paid plans on a free demo. Published plan information describes billing every 3, 6, or 12 months, with unlimited users. Ask the team to confirm the current price, sending allowance, onboarding, and renewal and cancellation terms for your plan before buying.
Relevant interviews and coverage can create public evidence of your expertise. Publisher pages, transcripts where available, and supporting content may be discovered by search and AI systems. Indexing, citations, recommendations, traffic, and sales depend on many factors and are not guaranteed.
Yes. Use separate profiles for brands, executives, and clients, write in each person's voice, and organize the work with your team. The agency walkthrough covers client workflows, reporting, sending setup, and what is included in your quoted plan.
PodPitch includes contact verification, email health tools, managed inbox options, and follow-up controls. Use a focused list, accurate sender information, relevant messages, and respectful follow-ups. No outreach tool can guarantee inbox placement or a response.
Bring your story to a free live demo. Explore relevant contacts, a personalized pitch, and how the outreach works.
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