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Frequently asked questions

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What is a #JournoRequest?

A #JournoRequest is a social media post, typically on platforms like X (Twitter) or LinkedIn, where journalists ask for sources, information, or expert opinions on specific topics they're covering. It's a way for them to crowdsource leads and connect with relevant people for their stories. By using the hashtag #JournoRequest, journalists make it easier for potential sources to find and respond to their queries. Currently we only support X (Twitter) #JournoRequests.

What is a #JournoRequest?

A #JournoRequest is a social media post, typically on platforms like X (Twitter) or LinkedIn, where journalists ask for sources, information, or expert opinions on specific topics they're covering. It's a way for them to crowdsource leads and connect with relevant people for their stories. By using the hashtag #JournoRequest, journalists make it easier for potential sources to find and respond to their queries. Currently we only support X (Twitter) #JournoRequests.

How much does it cost?

The tool is completely free to use. Users can set up to 3 alerts at no cost. No credit card is required. Simply set up an alert, confirm your email, and start receiving alerts.

How much does it cost?

The tool is completely free to use. Users can set up to 3 alerts at no cost. No credit card is required. Simply set up an alert, confirm your email, and start receiving alerts.

I am not getting relevant results. Help!

Our AI-powered search works best when you provide more details. The closer your search matches what a journalist might ask for, the better results you'll get. Here are some tips to improve your searches: Instead of: "business owner" Try: "startup founder in sustainable fashion" Instead of: "doctor" Try: "pediatrician specializing in childhood obesity" Instead of: "tech expert" Try: "cybersecurity analyst with experience in financial institutions" Think about how a journalist might describe the source they're looking for. Include your profession, area of expertise, or specific experiences that make you unique. This helps our system find the most relevant #JournoRequests for you.

I am not getting relevant results. Help!

Our AI-powered search works best when you provide more details. The closer your search matches what a journalist might ask for, the better results you'll get. Here are some tips to improve your searches: Instead of: "business owner" Try: "startup founder in sustainable fashion" Instead of: "doctor" Try: "pediatrician specializing in childhood obesity" Instead of: "tech expert" Try: "cybersecurity analyst with experience in financial institutions" Think about how a journalist might describe the source they're looking for. Include your profession, area of expertise, or specific experiences that make you unique. This helps our system find the most relevant #JournoRequests for you.

How do I contact the journalists?

To contact journalists, you have a few options: 1. Check their Twitter bio or the tweet itself for an email address. Many journalists include this information for easy contact. 2. Reply directly to their #JournoRequest tweet. This allows you to start a public conversation and show your relevance to their query. 3. Send them a direct message (DM) on Twitter. If their DMs are open, this can be a good way to provide more detailed information privately. Remember to be concise and clearly explain how you can help with their specific request when reaching out.

How do I contact the journalists?

To contact journalists, you have a few options: 1. Check their Twitter bio or the tweet itself for an email address. Many journalists include this information for easy contact. 2. Reply directly to their #JournoRequest tweet. This allows you to start a public conversation and show your relevance to their query. 3. Send them a direct message (DM) on Twitter. If their DMs are open, this can be a good way to provide more detailed information privately. Remember to be concise and clearly explain how you can help with their specific request when reaching out.

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