Description
Being featured on a podcast or quoted in an article does something no ad can: it tells couples and peers that other people see you as the expert. But most wedding pros never pitch, because they do not know what to say, who to ask or how to avoid sounding pushy. The few who do often send long, vague emails that go straight to the bottom of the pile.
This kit gives you a simple, repeatable way to pitch yourself to podcasts, blogs, wedding publications and local media.
Inside you will find:
- A plain explanation of how pitching works and where to start
- A list of the types of outlets worth pitching
- Six angles that work, with wedding examples, and an angle finder worksheet
- A fill-in one-sheet and bio template in three lengths
- Guidance on writing a short pitch and a subject line that gets opened
- Four pitch scripts: podcast guest, article, expert comment and local media
- Follow-up scripts and when to let it go
- An interview preparation checklist, on-the-day tips and an after-it-goes-live checklist
- A printable pitch tracker
It is for wedding planners, stylists, florists, celebrants, photographers and any wedding business owner who has knowledge worth sharing and wants to be recognised for it. It suits beginners landing their first feature and experienced pros ready to build a proper press page.
After working through it, you will know exactly what you can talk about, have a one-sheet ready to send, and have a pitch you can adapt in minutes. Pitching stops being something you mean to do one day and becomes a regular habit that builds your credibility with every feature.
What’s inside
- Where to pitch and angles that work
- Angle finder worksheet
- One-sheet and three-length bio template
- Four pitch email scripts
- Follow-up scripts
- Interview preparation checklist
- Pitch tracker
