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We’re keeping HARO clean.
Thanks to a combination of community flagging from journalists and our new spam detection technology, we’ve permanently removed hundreds of spammy accounts from HARO.
Forever.
Fewer bad actors means a better experience for everyone — more relevant pitches for journalists, and a more trustworthy platform for sources.
More signal, less noise.
— The HARO Team
Change Log
We know how important it is to trust the sources you quote. That’s why HARO has partnered with Pangram, an industry-leading AI detection tool built by researchers from Stanford, Tesla, and Google. This partnership gives you more control and confidence when reviewing pitches. Starting now, you can: Want to see it in action? Submit a query…
Brett Farmiloe
Change Log
Journalists who put out a HARO query can receive a high quantity of submissions from sources, making it difficult to reply to everyone who submitted. That’s why Help a Reporter Out just launched a new “quick response” feature to make replying to sources faster and easier. From the Journalist Dashboard, journalists can now respond to…
Brett Farmiloe
Change Log
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: If you haven’t submitted…
Brett Farmiloe