Hosts get dozens of pitches a week and book a handful. Here is what the ones they accept have in common, a pitch you can adapt, where to find shows that fit, and the follow up that turns one booking into three.
Most personal websites are designed to impress a visitor and tell the AI nothing. Here is the five page structure that does both, what each page owns, and the rules that keep them from competing with each other.
Press releases look like something only big companies do, which is exactly why one works for a person. The structure, a template, what to link, and the wires that take it for under $150.
What a producer needs in order to press record, what belongs on a media kit page versus your bio, and the eight sections that get you booked without a back and forth.
Every interview you give is a dated, transcribed, third party page about you. Almost nobody collects them. Here is what to keep, where to put it, and how to make each appearance count twice.