Your Pitch Gets Rejected? Here’s Why
Your pitch gets rejected? Master clear communication by learning why direct feedback is essential for growth
Great pitching is not just about what you ask for, but when and how you ask. In this conversation, Chanel Rae breaks down why relationships, timing, and understanding a client’s stage matter when pitching media, artists, and opportunities.
The discussion covers why it helps when someone clearly says “pass,” how seasoned teams expect more, and why not every client is ready for the same platform. A strong pitch matches the moment, not just the goal.
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0:00 — Wanting a clear “pass” for client follow-up.
0:08 — Learning how to handle non-answers and responses.
0:30 — Relationships make people more likely to respond.
0:54 — Respecting communication and avoiding bad reactions.
1:03 — Putting yourself in other people’s shoes.
1:10 — Understanding how media people and jocks get pitched.
1:19 — Knowing people can’t say yes to everything.
1:37 — Approach matters when pitching clients.
1:53 — Example: Peter Rosenberg interviewing Zeddy Wil.
2:16 — Why Zeddy wasn’t ready for that interview yet.
2:40 — Matching the pitch to the client’s current stage.
3:02 — A red carpet moment does not mean Today Show readiness.
3:25 — Having a backbone with unrealistic expectations.
3:41 — Telling teams the client is not there yet.
3:51 — Using the moment to repurpose for a better pitch later.
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Master clear communication by learning why direct feedback is essential for growth. BIG CED and Chanel Rae break down how to handle rejection effectively.
This conversation explores the importance of being upfront about your needs. Whether you are navigating professional client interactions or personal relationships, understanding how to express and receive direct feedback is a vital skill. BIG CED shares a personal anecdote from his own career that highlights how clarity prevents misunderstandings and saves time for everyone involved.
We discuss the nuances of communication preferences and why some people shy away from honesty. You will walk away with a better perspective on why asking for a clear no is often better than a vague maybe. By prioritizing honest conversation, you can build stronger connections and avoid unnecessary guesswork in your daily life.
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Your Pitch Gets Rejected? Here’s Why

