385) Not getting any good responses from your Journo Request for an expert? Search Twitter for the topic you need an expert on and go to the people tab to see possible experts who have your keyword listed in their profile.

376) Not getting any good responses from your Journo Request for an expert? Head to Google news and search for "[keyword] expert" to see what experts on your topic are being quoted in recent news articles.

375) You can use @BuzzSumo to research the headlines that a Journo writes to get a sense of what tone of voice and subject line will work well for them. Head to Content Analyzer and then search for "author:" followed by their name to see a list of articles they've published.

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373) Many sites have author pages that list their emails on. If you're trying to find the email of a Journo at a certain publication, Google that url with "site:" in front of the url and then remove the last part. Now check these pages for the email format used that you can copy.

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365) How to see how close you are to a featured snippet. Add to your search a "-" in front of the domain that currently has the featured snippet. The page that now shows is second in line for the featured snippet and a good page to focus your link building efforts on.