Podcast guest booking, explained

Every booking has the same four parts. First, finding shows whose listeners would care about your topic. Second, writing a pitch that tells each host why you fit. Third, sending those pitches and keeping track of replies. Fourth, agreeing on a time and showing up prepared.

PodPitch handles the first three. It finds matching shows, writes a pitch per host and sends it from your own email. When a host replies, the conversation is already in your inbox, and the interview is yours.

It is tempting to pitch only the biggest shows. But a host says yes when a guest will interest their particular listeners. A specific topic on a well-matched show is a stronger pitch than a general topic on a famous one.

That is why PodPitch starts from your topic. It picks shows that match it, then writes each pitch for that host, so the reason to book you is clear from the first line.

The host can picture the episode, because your topic matches what their listeners already come for.

The pitch is about their show, not a template with the name swapped in. PodPitch writes a personal pitch for each host.

The message comes from a real person they can reply to. PodPitch sends from your own email.