Getting pitched on podcasts is the foundation of the MicroFamous system, and the key to becoming famously influential to the right people. Podcast hosts are flooded with pitches every single day, and anything that’s poorly written, researched and executed will be ignored. 

By pitching yourself, you’re asking to be featured in a very valuable slot on a podcast. If you add any friction to the pitching process, you hurt your ability to get featured on podcasts that could make a huge impact on your business.

What questions do you need to ask yourself before you go out there and get someone to start pitching you? What level of quality are podcasters looking for? 

I surveyed some of the best people I know in the business podcast space and asked for their pet peeves when it comes to the pitches they’re getting right now, they didn’t hold back. Here are 9 pet peeves of podcasts hosts, and how to make your pitch an easy yes.