Episode #109. I get pitched literally every single day. And you may have heard…most of those pitches are really bad! I am so excited to share Angie Trueblood with you today because she is a podcast pitching expert and she’s here to take away all your pitching fears. In this episode, we’re diving into all the ins and outs of pitching ourselves. You’ll learn plenty of pitching tips and tricks that you can start using today. Plus, you’ll learn all about Angie’s interesting business journey. Listen now to grab these insights for yourself!
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
- How to find out what topics will resonate best with podcast audiences
- Time-wasting misconceptions about using templates to send pitches
- What you need to personalize in a podcast pitch to get good attention
- Why you need to think outside your comfort niche
- The one thing you want in your business before going on podcasts
- Tips and tricks to work out a winning podcast pitch strategy
Favorite Quotes:
“Pitching yourself is really just an extension of forming relationships.”
“Even if your pitch isn’t perfect, if you start to send it, you’ll get yeses.”
“If you’re charging an amount that matches the work you provide, you can get your ROI back on pitching yourself for interviews almost immediately.”
More About Angie:
As a podcast visibility expert and host of the Go Pitch Yourself podcast, Angie Trueblood knows that the only ‘perfect pitch’ is the one that leads with value and focuses on building a genuine connection. Whether she is teaching entrepreneurs how to pitch themselves or working behind the scenes to secure opportunities for others, Angie leverages her super-connector powers to grow businesses and build long-lasting relationships. When she’s not working with her clients or being active in her local community, she loves exploring Richmond, Virginia’s parks and playgrounds with her two kiddos, checking out new restaurants with her hubs, and laughing about motherhood over cocktails with friends.
Angie’s Offer:
www.angietrueblood.com/gotogal
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