QwotedReviews of qwoted.com

Qwoted is a high quality software that helps connect news reporters with experts in particular fields around the country. It is the 2025 evolution of the previously popular service, HARO (Help a Reporter Out). So far I’ve throughly enjoyed Qwoted and I actually find the software much more straightforward than the previous HARO system. So far so good. I am eager to continue connecting with reporters who need the particular expertise and perspective that I have in my niche to continue working to help any reporter who I collaborate with to have the opportunity to include the highest quality data and a depth of understanding that will positively reflect in the depth and nuance present in their pieces, which is all too often omitted for faster results elsewhere. I’m impressed and satisfied with Qwoted and I’m happy and proud to recommend it to anyone seeking to either strengthen the quality of their work product, or to build a stronger network of partners in an expert’s efforts to continue building a strong online reputation and presence.

Qwoted has been a great platform for us to get our name into journalist articles from reputable sites. It is simple to use, and we try to use it as often as possible.

Qwoted has been such a helpful tool as a writer to find expert sources. The site has a vast network of experts and I've connected with some great people for stories. I appreciate the search function and ability to message sources.

I signed up for Qwoted on December 30 and found it very helpful, at first. However, when I went to read a response from a source for an article I was working on today (January 16), I found that I couldn't and that my account had been automatically disabled. When I reached out to customer service, I was told the publication I write for was "not a fit" for their network. I write for a company blog that covers lawn care and home improvement. Nothing about what type of publications could use Qwoted were mentioned anywhere upon signing up -- and the platform allowed me to sign up and work with several sources over the past couple of weeks. There was also ZERO warning that my account would be disabled. This is poor customer service and poor management of a site. If they don't want certain publications to sign up, they need to say that upfront and be very specific. Thankfully, the customer service rep did send me the response from the source I had been trying to retrieve after asking a couple of times.

As a health writer/reporter, I'm constantly needed interviews with doctors, researchers, and other experts. Qwoted has been a valuable way of getting them. The staff is very helpful and communicative as well.

Qwoted has helped me get seen as an expert in my specialty area. I am a psychotherapist and have been able to build my practice and my brand with the help of Qwoted. The media opportunities have been high quality and they make it easy to pitch to reporters. Doing everything through the platform, I can see what I pitched and if a reporter has read my pitch instead of even wondering if my email was received. The other thing I really love about Qwoted is that I get curated emails focused on my expertise and if something looks like a perfect match I even get a personal email telling me to pitch on a specific topic. These are opportunities that ensure I don't miss something that could give me great media coverage. I appreciate the platform and the staff and I highly recommend it to other entrepreneurs.

It is easy to set-up a profile on Qwoted and the user interface is intuitive and uncluttered. I super appreciate the ability to tag topics that I'm interested in, and I can already see that the algorithm is filtering my search results based on my areas of expertise.

Here's a new company that got it right: Qwoted helps professionals get quoted and helps journalists find sources for whatever they're working on. And it really works!