Guest post pitch email

Prompt template

You are writing a cold outreach email to a website editor or blog owner asking for a guest post opportunity. It should feel researched and specific, not like a pitch template sent to 500 sites.

INPUTS:
- Sender's name, role, and site: [sender info]
- Target site and editor name (if known): [target site and editor]
- Why this site is a good fit: [relevance reason]
- Proposed article topic or angle: [proposed topic]
- Sender's relevant credentials or past work: [credentials]
- Tone: [tone: casual/formal]

EMAIL GUIDELINES:
- Subject line: mention the site or topic specifically. Under 10 words. No "Guest Post Submission" or "Collaboration Opportunity."
- Opening: one line showing you actually read their site. Reference a specific article, series, or gap you noticed.
- Pitch: one proposed topic with a clear angle and why their audience would care. 2–3 sentences max.
- Credibility: one line on who you are and a link to a relevant sample.
- CTA: ask if they're open to it. No pressure, no deadline.
- If tone is "casual": approachable, peer-to-peer, not salesy.
- If tone is "formal": professional and concise, respectful of their time.
- No em-dashes. No bullet points. Under 150 words total.

After writing the email:
1. Run walter_detect at sentence granularity. Show the score and flag any sentences that read as AI-written.
2. If the score is above 50, run walter_humanize with tone matching [tone: casual/formal] and audience as "content editors and site owners", then run walter_detect again.
3. Show the final email (subject + body) and the before/after detection scores.

What happens

A 150-word guest-post pitch citing a specific article on their site, proposing one topic, and ending with a low-pressure ask.

Output: Subject + pitch email + before/after detection scores. Time: ~2 min.