An editor’s advice for pitching via social media
Reaching out to journalists via Twitter or LinkedIn requires finesse and an understanding of protocol. The author helps you find the path to making connections and landing coverage.
Reaching out to journalists via Twitter or LinkedIn requires finesse and an understanding of protocol. The author helps you find the path to making connections and landing coverage.
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