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HARO Journalist Dashboard: View & Manage Queries

Brett Farmiloe

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Help a Reporter Out has launched a new Journalist Dashboard to help you easily track and manage your HARO queries in one place. If you’ve submitted a query recently, you can view it — along with all responses — at helpareporter.com/view-queries.

Journalists are able to do the following on their Journalist Dashboard:

  • View all queries in one dashboard
  • Mute a query if sufficient responses have been received
  • Send a “quick response” to a source with a single click
  • Bookmark your favorite sources
  • View AI detection scores of a pitch
  • Mark a pitch as “unhelpful”
  • Report Spam
  • And, more

If you haven’t submitted a HARO query recently (or even if you have), we’d love to help you find expert sources for any stories you’re working on this week. You can submit one directly here: helpareporter.com/submit-query

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