Podcast Guest Pitch Email
Pitch yourself as a guest with a specific angle.
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Write a pitch to appear as a guest on a podcast. The podcast (name, host, audience, recent episodes I listened to): [PODCAST_DETAILS]. My expertise and credentials (verifiable): [MY_EXPERTISE]. Three episode ideas with a clear audience benefit: [EPISODE_IDEAS]. Social proof (previous appearances, audience size, results; truthful): [SOCIAL_PROOF]. Model the structure on this example. Subject: Guest idea: why small shops lose money on free shipping "Hi Jordan, I listened to your episode with Ali Reed on returns; the point about restocking costs matched what I see with clients. I'm a fulfilment consultant who has audited the shipping costs of 40 small shops, and I could share three patterns that cost owners the most, with numbers. Possible angles: 1) the free-shipping threshold trap, 2) why returns policies should differ by product, 3) a 15-minute audit your listeners can do this week. I've been a guest on [Show X]. Happy to send a one-page outline or sample questions. Thanks for considering." Write: the main pitch (130 to 170 words), a short version (70 words), a follow-up after 10 days (40 words), and a one-page guest sheet (bio, topics, sample questions, links, technical setup). Rules: show I listened to the show, offer value to the audience (not myself), no fake credentials, and make it easy to say no. Add a checklist for preparing if accepted. Don't mention things I did not provide.
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Subject: Guest idea: why small shops lose money on free shipping "Hi Jordan, I listened to your episode with Ali Reed on returns; the point about restocking costs matched what I see with clients. I'm a fulfilment consultant who has audited the shipping costs of 40 small shops, and I could share three patterns that cost owners the most, with numbers. Possible angles: 1) the free-shipping threshold trap, 2) why returns policies should differ by product, 3) a 15-minute audit your listeners can do this week. I've been a guest on [Show X]. Happy to send an outline. Thanks for considering." Follow-up after 10 days (40 words). One-page guest sheet attached on request.
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