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# 🔑 How to Edit Keywords in Your PodPitch Campaign

## Step-by-Step Guide

## 1. Go to the Campaigns Tab

Open the **Campaigns** section from your PodPitch dashboard.

## 2. Select Your Campaign

Click the campaign you want to update.

## 3. Open Campaign Settings

In the top-right area, click **Campaign Settings**.

## 4. Go to Targeting Settings

Select the **Targeting Settings** tab inside the campaign settings.

## 5. Tap Edit

Click **Edit** to make changes to your targeting keywords.

## 6. Update Your Keywords

Add the topics you want PodPitch to match your guest with.

## 7. Save Your Changes

Click **Save** to finalize your updates.

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## Best Practices for Strong Keywords

🔹 **Be Specific**  
Instead of “business,” try:  
• “B2B SaaS sales strategy”  
• “startup fundraising”  
• “entrepreneur mental resilience”

🔹 **Use Variations**  
Include related or supporting terms:  
• “mental health, wellness, mindfulness, therapy”

🔹 **Think Like a Podcast Host**  
What topics would a host search for when finding a guest like you?

🔹 **Update Regularly**  
Refine your keywords based on match quality and pitch performance.

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## Smart Mode Campaigns:

PodPitch will use your updated keywords to find better matches moving forward.

## Existing Emails:

Emails already drafted won’t automatically change, but all new matches will use your latest keywords.

## Match Quality:

Expect improved relevance as your keywords become more targeted.

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## Tips for Better Results

✔ If matches feel irrelevant → **Make keywords more specific**  
✔ If you’re getting too few matches → **Broaden your keywords**  
✔ After updating → Check upcoming matches for quality improvement

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📹 **Want a visual walkthrough?**

View the Scribe guide here: