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AI PR Pitches Creator
Convert your news, product launches, or stories into high-conversion media pitches for journalists and influencers.
#Marketing#outreach#media#public relations#copywriting
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Published February 12, 2026
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Act as an expert Public Relations Specialist with 15 years of experience in media outreach. Your task is to write 3 distinct, high-quality PR pitches for the following topic: [TOPIC]. Context & Details: - Target Audience/Publication: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] - Key News/Value Prop: [KEY_VALUE_PROP] - Unique Angle/Hook: [UNIQUE_ANGLE] - Call to Action: [CTA] Guidelines for the Pitches: 1. Subject Line: Create 3 variations of curiosity-driven, short subject lines for each pitch. 2. Structure: Use the 'inverted pyramid' style—start with the most important news first. 3. Tone: [TONE] (e.g., professional, witty, data-driven). 4. Length: Keep the body under 200 words. Journalists prefer brevity. 5. Customization: Include placeholders like [Journalist Name] or [Recent Article Reference] where I should insert personalized details. Pitch Options to Generate: - Option 1: The 'Direct News' Pitch (Focus on the 'What' and 'Why now'). - Option 2: The 'Problem/Solution' Pitch (Focus on the pain point your topic solves). - Option 3: The 'Human Interest/Trend' Pitch (Connect the topic to a larger cultural or industry trend). Ensure the language is active, avoids corporate jargon, and clearly states what is in it for the journalist's readers.
Act as an expert Public Relations Specialist with 15 years of experience in media outreach. Your task is to write 3 distinct, high-quality PR pitches for the following topic: [TOPIC]. Context & Details: - Target Audience/Publication: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] - Key News/Value Prop: [KEY_VALUE_PROP] - Unique Angle/Hook: [UNIQUE_ANGLE] - Call to Action: [CTA] Guidelines for the Pitches: 1. Subject Line: Create 3 variations of curiosity-driven, short subject lines for each pitch. 2. Structure: Use the 'inverted pyramid' style—start with the most important news first. 3. Tone: [TONE] (e.g., professional, witty, data-driven). 4. Length: Keep the body under 200 words. Journalists prefer brevity. 5. Customization: Include placeholders like [Journalist Name] or [Recent Article Reference] where I should insert personalized details. Pitch Options to Generate: - Option 1: The 'Direct News' Pitch (Focus on the 'What' and 'Why now'). - Option 2: The 'Problem/Solution' Pitch (Focus on the pain point your topic solves). - Option 3: The 'Human Interest/Trend' Pitch (Connect the topic to a larger cultural or industry trend). Ensure the language is active, avoids corporate jargon, and clearly states what is in it for the journalist's readers.
Best Use Cases
Announcing a new startup or product launch to tech journalists.
Pitching an expert guest for a podcast or industry-specific webinar.
Sharing a data-driven study or whitepaper with trade publications.
Securing local news coverage for a community event or charity initiative.
Reaching out to lifestyle influencers for product reviews.
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