I’ve been out of the pitching game for a while… and it’s harder than it used to be. Granted, I’m currently trying to: a.) land the hardest kind of media (national TV), b.) during the toughest time (an election year), and c.) with experts who don’t live in the country. Still, I’m learning that I need to do things differently. Here are some tweaks I’m making and reminders I’m telling myself:
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