How to pitch TV
Today’s podcast episode is all about how to pitch for TV segments!TV is at an interesting place in time where most interviews are being done remotely -- which means you can pitch to a ton of different markets (locations) across the U.S. instead of having to physically be in studio for the interview.Doing tv interviews not only increases your credibility as an expert in your industry but it can also help you pitch to national tv as well as help build your speaking career and so much more. During this solo episode, you’ll learn everything you need to know about how to for a local tv segment.At the top of the episode, I share more about my new program, The Amplified Expert Academy, that begins October 5th. Don’t delay on submitting your application!So let’s get started!
How to pitch TV
Show notes
In today's episode, you'll find out:
- Why you should consider pitching yourself for a tv segment
- Common misconceptions on pitching yourself to tv
- What producers want to see in a pitch
- How to come up with relevant, timely topics to pitch yourself on
- Where to pitch yourself (and WHO to pitch)
- How to craft your TV pitch
Resources mentioned during the episode
- Apply for my new program, The Amplified Expert Academy
- Learn more about my signature course, Impact + Influence
- Download my free pitch templates (including a tv pitch template!)
- Follow me on Instagram
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