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Source First

Source First

Learn to land journalist quotes and authority links step by step: how to read queries, write a pitch that gets picked, and turn a mention into a backlink.

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Почему Source First экономит время и снижает ошибки в работе с трафиком 1. Source First — это подход, где ты сначала опираешься на источник, а уже потом делаешь вывод. Источник — это первичный материал: документ, скрин, …
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A Calm Weekly Outreach Routine Being quoted is a habit, not a lottery. Here is a gentle weekly rhythm that beginners can actually keep. Think of it like watering a plant: small and regular beats one giant flood. 1. Monda…
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Source First: как не ошибиться с первым запросом к эксперту 1. Source First — это подход, где вы сначала ищете человека с нужным опытом, а потом уже собираете текст. Think of it like… не писать статью по памяти, а сверят…
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Turn a Quote Into a Link, Step by Step Sometimes an article quotes you but only mentions your name, with no link to your site. A polite follow-up often fixes this. A "link" here means a clickable line pointing back to yo…
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HARO и outreach журналистам: как не слать бесполезные ответы 1. HARO и journalist outreach — это поиск и контакт с журналистом, которому нужен комментарий. Think of it like… отвечать не “всем подряд”, а на конкретный зап…
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HARO и журналистские запросы: как не слить шанс на упоминание 1. HARO — это площадка, где журналисты ищут экспертов для комментариев. Journalist outreach — это похожий подход: вы сами пишете редактору и предлагаете полез…
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The Subject Line That Gets Opened A reporter opening 200 replies decides in a glance. Your subject line is the doorway. Here is a simple formula. Pattern: [Your role] on [their exact topic]. Example: "Dentist on whether …
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How to Pick the Right Request to Answer Each day brings many journalist requests. Answering the wrong ones wastes your time. Here is how to choose. 1. Match: does it ask about something you have actually done? If not, sk…
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Как получить ответ журналиста: 5 правил для HARO и outreach 1. HARO и journalist outreach — это запросы для СМИ: журналист ищет комментарий, а вы даёте короткий, полезный ответ. Think of it like… вы не продаёте, а помога…
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HARO и outreach журналистам: как не получить молчание вместо ответа 1. HARO — это запросы от журналистов, а outreach — когда вы сами пишете редактору. Think of it like: HARO — это «меня ищут», outreach — «я стучу сам». В…
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Build a Quote Bank in One Sitting A "quote bank" is a saved file of pre-written answers you can adapt fast. It turns hours of writing into minutes. Think of it like a spice rack: ingredients ready, so cooking is quick. 1…
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Is This a Real Reporter? A 5-Point Check Most requests are genuine, but a quick check protects your time and your name. Run this before replying. 1. Outlet named? A real request says the publication, not "a major site." …
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Your Very First Pitch, Step by Step Never pitched a journalist before? Here is the gentle walkthrough. A "pitch" just means a short email offering yourself as a quotable source. 1. Find one request that matches something…
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The 30-Minute Pitch Checklist A reporter sends out a request for an expert quote (a short note saying "I need a source who knows X"). Speed wins. Here is a checklist you can run in 30 minutes flat. Think of it like packi…
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Pitching as a generalist vs. a specialist When you answer queries, you can present yourself as someone who knows a little about everything, or someone who owns one narrow topic. The choice shapes how often reporters pick…
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A link in your bio line vs. a link inside the quote Getting quoted is step one. Getting a clickable link to your site is the real prize, and there are two common spots for it. 1. Bio-line link — "Jane Doe, founder of exa…
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Free plan vs. paid plan: what you're really buying Most query services have a free version and a paid one. Beginners often ask if paying is worth it. Usually the paid plan is not buying you better queries — it is buying …
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An unlinked mention vs. a linked one: which to chase Sometimes an article quotes you but doesn't link to your site. Other times you get a proper link. Both have value, but you handle them differently. 1. Linked mention —…
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Following up vs. letting it go You pitched, and silence. Do you nudge the reporter or move on? This is a real tradeoff between persistence and patience. 1. Follow up — a single short note can rescue a pitch that got buri…
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You gave facts but missed what makes a story Reporters aren't collecting facts; they're building a story. A reply full of accurate information but no angle gives them nothing to hang it on. Think of it like handing someo…
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Tracking pitches in a spreadsheet vs. a built-in tool After a few weeks of pitching, you'll lose track of what you sent. You need a record. Two options: a simple spreadsheet you build, or a tracking feature inside a paid…
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You forgot to say why anyone should believe you A reporter doesn't know you. A great answer from an unknown stranger still raises one quiet question: who is this? Think of it like giving directions confidently — people f…
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Same-day deadlines vs. far-off ones: pick your battles Every query carries a deadline, and that single detail should change which ones you answer first. Beginners often reply to whichever they see first. Sort by deadline…
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One polite follow-up rescued 2 quotes A freelancer almost left wins on the table. Here's the small habit that saved them. 1. She sent 12 answers and heard nothing for a week. 2. For 4 of them, the writer had asked a foll…
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The consultant who only answered in the first 2 hours He tracked something simple: how soon he replied versus whether he won. 1. Replies sent within 2 hours of a question going out: 9 sent, 4 used. 2. Replies sent 2 to 6…
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Once-a-day digest vs. real-time alerts Many tools let you choose how queries reach you: one tidy email a few times a day, or an instant ping the moment a matching request appears. The right setting depends on your day. 1…
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Keep a one-page source kit ready The sources who get quoted most aren't the fastest typists — they're the most prepared. They built a small kit once and reuse it. A "source kit" is a single page holding everything a repo…
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Answer the question they asked, not the one you wish they asked The most common reason a good pitch gets ignored: the source talks about their favorite topic instead of the reporter's actual question. A journalist's quer…
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Chasing big outlets vs. accepting smaller ones A query from a famous magazine feels like the prize. A query from a small trade blog feels like a consolation. As a beginner, you should often choose the opposite of your in…
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Giving one quote vs. offering several When you answer a query, you can hand the reporter a single tight quote or a small menu of two or three. Each has a place. 1. One quote — focused and confident. Best when the questio…
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