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How to Follow Up on PR Pitches Without Annoying Journalists | Best Practices for Effective Pitching

Hey guys! In today's video, I’ll show you how to follow up on your PR pitches without annoying journalists. Whether you've pitched a guest post, responded to a HARO query, or sent a media pitch, following up is essential—but it’s important to do it correctly to maintain a professional and respectful relationship. In this tutorial, we walk through the best practices for crafting a follow-up email that is brief, polite, and adds value without being too pushy. You'll learn how to re-engage journalists by gently reminding them of the initial pitch, providing additional insights or research, and giving them the space to make a decision. Plus, we share what not to do—like sending long, overwhelming follow-ups or apologizing excessively. I’ll also cover practical tips like the right tone, timing, and how to stand out without being forceful. By the end of this video, you’ll feel confident in following up without irritating journalists or losing opportunities. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction – The Importance of PR Pitch Follow-Ups 0:30 When and Why You Should Follow Up 1:10 The Key Principles for a Successful Follow-Up 2:00 How to Craft a Polite and Brief Follow-Up 3:00 Adding New Details or Insights Without Overloading 4:00 What to Avoid in Your Follow-Up Emails 5:10 Example of a Well-Written Follow-Up Email 6:30 Final Thoughts on Sending Follow-Ups 🔗 Helpful Links Pearl Lemon PR: https://pearllemonpr.com/ #PRTips #Pitching #FollowUp #PublicRelations #JournalistRelations #PRStrategy #MediaPitching