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How to pitch local television news
Earn coverage with newsworthy angles, not press-release spam.
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Reporters ignore vague outrage and self-congratulation. They cover concrete local stories with visuals, stakeholders, and a reason viewers should care tonight.
A good pitch is short, timely, and easy to book. A bad pitch is a manifesto attached to an email.
The full guide includes pitch templates, timing rules, and how to become the call producers make when they need a conservative voice in your county.
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The full guide covers
- Pitch templates that get replies
- Story angles that travel
- Booking and follow-up cadence
- Building producer relationships
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