Land your first sponsor with a one-page media kit and pitch
It builds the pitch around the brand's goal instead of your follower count, which is how a small show stands out.
A sketch of what you'll get back.
Your prompt
Fill in your details. Skip any you like.
ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. It's copied too, just in case.
The prompt that gets copied
I run [SHOW OR CHANNEL, e.g. a weekly podcast for new nurses] and want to pitch [BRAND NAME] as a sponsor. Here are my real numbers: [PASTE AUDIENCE NUMBERS]. Here's who my audience is and two results I've delivered for listeners or past partners: [PASTE AUDIENCE AND RESULTS]. Write a one-page media kit with a short bio, an audience snapshot, what makes my audience different, three partnership options and a clear next step. Then write a short pitch email to this brand that opens with why their product fits my audience, suggests one specific segment idea and ends with a simple question. Use only the numbers I gave you, and flag anything a brand might ask that I haven't answered.
Turn your audience numbers and best results into a one-page media kit and a short, personal pitch email to one brand that truly fits your show or channel.
Step by step
- Gather your audience numbers, listener details and two results you're proud of.
- Paste them into the prompt with one brand you'd love to work with.
- Check every number, then paste the media kit into a Canva template.
- Send the pitch yourself, one brand at a time.
What you'll get
A one-page media kit ready for a Canva template and a short pitch email tailored to one brand, plus a list of gaps to fill.
- Made for
- Creators, Coaches, Consultants
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Canva
