The individuals that indian journalists follow on X reveal who is engaged in your space. When someone follows a thought leader, an industry voice, or a prominent individual, they are signalling interest in that person's domain. But X only lets you scroll through follower lists one profile at a time - no filtering, no classification, no way to find the indian journalists among the noise.
Journalists follow sources on X before they write about them. A journalist following an account is the earliest possible signal that coverage could be coming - or that they consider the person behind that account a credible voice in their beat. For founders, PR teams, and anyone who benefits from press coverage, identifying which journalists are in a given audience is one of the most actionable signals available.
Catch The Good Ones lets you track any individual's X account and classify every new follower using customisable AI-powered filters you define in plain English. Track the thought leaders and prominent figures that attract the indian journalists you care about. When they gain new followers matching your criteria, those people appear on your dashboard - classified and ready to act on.
India is one of the fastest-growing markets in this space, with a massive and active X user base.
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Journalists discovered by Catch The Good Ones, classified and ready to act on.
@rachelnguyen_
87.3K followers
Tech reporter at The Verge. Covering AI, startups, and Big Tech. Tips welcome.
@bengallagher
124K followers
Political correspondent, BBC News. Westminster and beyond. Views my own.
@mayawashington
203K followers
Investigative reporter, NYT. Covering healthcare and inequality. Pulitzer finalist.
@tomashford_ft
156K followers
Finance editor at Financial Times. Markets, central banks, and economic policy.
@sofiahernandez_j
67.8K followers
Climate & environment reporter, The Guardian. Telling the stories that matter most.
@jamespark_wsj
94.2K followers
Wall Street Journal. Covering startups, venture capital, and the innovation economy.
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New journalists discovered:
Rachel Nguyen (Tech Reporter) - 87.3K followers
Ben Gallagher (Political Correspondent) - 124K followers
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New journalists found:
Rachel Nguyen - Tech Reporter
Ben Gallagher - Political Correspondent
Maya Washington - Investigative Reporter
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Take action with these journalists
Pitch journalists who already follow you
A journalist who follows you is already monitoring your space. When you have news, DM them directly - your message lands in their primary inbox because they follow you. This is the warmest media outreach possible.
We smart-compose a personalised DM so you can send it in one click.
Build a warm press list
Export journalist followers to CSV and build a media list from people who have already shown interest. When your next announcement drops, you are pitching to journalists who chose to follow you.
| Name | Role | Followers |
|---|---|---|
| Sarah Chen | Venture Partner | 45.2K |
| Marcus Thompson | Managing Director | 28.7K |
| David Kim | Principal | 51.8K |
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Track journalist interest over time
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How to reach journalists
You have found journalists following an account you track. Here is the best way to contact them.
| Type of Person | Respond Best On | Data We Provide | We Provide Upload-Ready CSVs for Campaign and Enrichment Tools | Enrichable Data Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Journalists & media | Email and if not, then X | X handleX DMNameCompanyCompany domain | Email |
Catch The Good Ones: How it works
Six steps. From adding an account to a fully automated pipeline.
Add a tracked account
Add any public X account - your own, a competitor, a thought leader, a company. We start monitoring their followers immediately.
Define your search
Describe who you are looking for in plain English. "Investors with 10K+ followers" or "Female tech founders in fintech". Our AI maps it to filters.
Run a sync
Syncs run automatically on your schedule (up to 4x/day on Pro). Every new follower is classified by job role, personality, skills, and more.
Explore your matches
Your dashboard shows only the people who match your criteria. Full profile, job title, personality traits, and the date they followed.
Export and act
Download upload-ready CSVs for tools like Apollo, Hunter, and Snov.io. DM people directly on X. Or connect via our API and Zapier.
Automate it
Schedule regular syncs and let the workflow run for you. Set up automated actions via Zapier or our API. Choose your notification preferences so you never miss a match.
Is this you?
People who search for this typically fall into one of these categories.
Founders who want press coverage
You are building something newsworthy but cold-pitching journalists is a grind. Knowing which reporters already follow you gives you a warm starting point for every media conversation.
See how it works for youPR and communications teams
Your job is to get media coverage for your company. A list of journalists who already follow your brand account is the most valuable asset in your PR toolkit.
See how it works for youB2B companies building thought leadership
When journalists in your industry follow your company account, it signals that your content is reaching the right people. Identify them and nurture those relationships for long-term coverage.
See how it works for youFrequently asked questions
How does Catch The Good Ones identify journalists?
We classify every new follower using AI-powered analysis of their bio, profile data, and posting patterns against the criteria you define in plain English. Journalists commonly have publication names, "reporter", "correspondent", or "editor" in their bios, but you define what matters to you.
Can I filter for journalists at specific publications?
Yes. Describe exactly what you are looking for - "journalists at The New York Times", "tech reporters at major publications", "freelance writers covering AI". Our AI maps your description to filter dimensions and surfaces only the matches.
How is this different from a media database like Muck Rack?
Media databases give you a cold list of journalists to pitch. We show you which journalists have already followed a tracked account - that is a fundamentally warmer starting point. The journalist chose to pay attention. We just make sure you know about it.
What types of individuals should I track to find journalists?
Thought leaders, industry voices, conference speakers, and prominent figures in your space. The journalists who follow these individuals are typically the most engaged and relevant people in the ecosystem.
Does the person I track know I am monitoring their followers?
No. We only access publicly available data. There is no notification to the account owner or their followers.
How do you identify Indian profiles?
Our AI analyses bio text and posting patterns. Profiles referencing Indian cities, organisations, or institutions are classified as India-based.
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