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This can be significantly cheaper than paying

Posted: Sat Dec 28, 2024 4:30 am
by bhasan01854
You’ll want to send your campaign to as many qualified journalists as possible, so build an outreach list of hundreds of contacts that you can reach out to during the next phase of the campaign. Outreach sheet showing the first name, last name and email of journalists with the latest outlet they worked for. If you don’t have the budget for a media database, there are other (but slightly more difficult) options that can help you find journalist contact information.


For example, if we wanted to find authors who write for Forbes, we could take to bahrain phone number database Twitter and perform a search for “contributor @Forbes”: Searching for “contributor @Forbes” on Twitter. You can then use tools such as Hunter.io’s Bulk Email Finder to find the email information for some of the authors. Screenshot of Hunter.io bulk email finder. With Hunter.io, you’ll only pay based on the number of entries you run through the tool.


for a subscription to a media database. Of course, this process will be much more manual and time-consuming. 4. Pitching phase The final part of any good digital PR campaign is the pitching process, where we take all of the journalist’s contact information we just collected and begin to reach out to them. The golden rule of the pitch One key thing to remember when pitching is that the average journalist receives many, many different pitches every day.