Stop getting ignored.

The Problem

You spent hours on the perfect pitch. They didn't even read it.

TV producers receive hundreds of emails a day. Most pitches get three seconds — a subject line glance and a scroll. If the story isn't immediately obvious, if the visual question isn't answered in the first sentence, it's gone.

Not maybe gone. Gone. Deleted without a response. And the worst part? You'll never know why.

It's not your story. It's how you're pitching it.

What's inside

Six chapters of what they don't teach you anywhere else.

This isn't theory. It's the texture of what really happens inside a TV newsroom — written by working broadcast news professionals with decades on the other side of the inbox.

Chapter 1 — How a TV newsroom actually works
The cast of characters, the editorial meeting, and the clock that runs everything.Chapter 2 — What makes a TV story
The difference between a topic and a story — and how to find the human at the centre.Chapter 3 — The perfect TV pitch
The five elements every pitch needs, and what to leave out.Chapter 4 — Timing your pitch
When to call, when to email, and when the door is closed.Chapter 5 — The follow up
The one rule that separates pros from pests — and how to keep relationships alive.Chapter 6 — When you get the yes
What to do the moment a producer says yes — and the mistakes that kill stories after the pitch lands.Bonus — The TV pitch template
A fill-in-the-blank template you can use today.

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Who's it for?

For PR professionals serious about getting their stories on TV.

This guide is built for people who are tired of pitch after pitch disappearing into silence — and who are ready to do something about it.

• PR professionals at agencies, in-house comms teams, and freelancers

• Solo consultants pitching for big-name clients

• Industry experts who want their voices heard on national news

• Communications graduates serious about levelling up their craft

• Any PR professional who's ever asked "why didn't they get back to me?"

If that's you — this guide will pay for itself the first time it gets you on air.

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