And that's actually how you and I met is I posted on Harrow that I was looking
for real podcasters to talk to.
And so I'm curious as to how you use Harrow to promote your own podcast.
Yeah.
Well, harrowhelperreporter.com is an exceptional way to get in contact with
people that are normally out of reach or not easily accessible because they want
to be private.
I mean, as a journalist, I could only imagine what the journalists for Good
Morning America get hit with every single day when it comes to, Hey, feature my
story.
I want to be on the show, I want to be on the show, et cetera, et cetera.
I'm sure Michael Australian gets messages every single day for people trying to
slide in the DMs into the show network.
But Harrow, I found by accident, I was researching ways to get into the press
for free because that's a big part of my personal branding strategy.
My marketing tactic with Mash from Ventures is, Hey, I haven't spent any
money on paid press out of pocket.
And I think that's exceptional compared to a lot of the other pay to win
strategies that happen today.
And so when it comes to Harrow, whenever I see a story that, that has to do with
the podcast or podcaster or niching or anything that is relatable to me, I'm
going to put myself out there and include that I'm a podcast host in the pitch.
So it doesn't matter if the, if the query is podcast related or not, but the
person reading it, they're likely to check out my podcast because I
included the direct link and I've been able to get into, you know, I would say
a dozen articles over the past year using Harrow and it's really an underrated tool.
It just takes time and it's commitment.
So regarding Harrow, how is it that you use it?
Like how do, how do people tell you that they're looking for someone to talk to
for their podcast or for their publication about whatever it is?
Well, I mean, it's super simple.
You can set up the notifications per day of, okay, this is the specific
industry or this is the topic that I want to receive queries on.
And then you get an email multiple times.
I have it set to where I get one in the morning, one in the afternoon, one at night.
So, I mean, I get blasted with Harrow every single day of the week, but it's
cool, it's Monday through Friday.
And then from there I see, you know, Hey, how to get on guests or how to get
guests or how to get high level people.
And for example, your, your query was, you know, what are some tips for Codcaster?
And I was like, well, a lot of people go about finding guests for their show
the wrong way and approach them as fans rather than as their equals.
And then from there, you just see those queries, you respond to them with
a catchy subject line and then in your actual pitch, that's when you get specific
and you say, Hey, this is me.
This is my pitch.
This is why you should listen to me.
But you always lead with your pitch first and you don't need to send two pages.
You need to get, you know, do, do, you're nodding your head because
you know what I'm talking about.
Yeah.
You can try to sell themselves all too much, but the entire point of building
out your personal brand is to sell yourself to where somebody could Google
your name or Google your business or Google your podcast, they don't need to
ask you additional questions because they can find the information about you
because your personal brand or your company's brand are doing the speaking for you.