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New: “Mute Query” Button for Journalists

Brett Farmiloe

· 1 min read

Tired of pitches still rolling in after your query is already filled? We get it.

Help a Reporter Out now has a “Mute Query” button, so that you can now mute incoming pitches the moment your needs are met. Just click the button, and we’ll stop sending responses your way — sparing your inbox from unnecessary follow-ups.

It’s one more way we’re making it easier for journalists to get what they need, faster (and with less clutter).

Happy reporting!

PS – we’re working on a “Quick Response” feature as well that will allow journalists to send a response to sources with a single click, using one of four predefined templates.

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