Opportunity search

Featured runs your request across every relevant opportunity type in parallel, re-ranks the combined results for relevance, filters out spam, and removes anything it has already shown you in this conversation. You get up to 10 results by default, and can ask for more — up to 50.

If you name a type, only that type is searched. If you don’t, Featured decides from what you asked for.

Active opportunities are ones where a journalist is already asking for sources — there is a question on the table and a deadline to answer it. There is exactly one active type: journalist requests.

Everything else is passive. The podcast, publication, or event isn’t asking for you specifically; you reach out to them. Passive opportunities are where most coverage comes from, but active ones convert fastest because the demand already exists.

You describe the outcome; Featured translates it. Two examples:

Each vertical page lists the filters that type supports, and a phrase that triggers each one.

• No repeats in a conversation. Featured remembers what it has already shown you and excludes it from the next search. Start a new chat to reset.
• Topics, not formats. Featured separates what you want to talk about from what kind of opportunity you want. “Guest post about SEO” is the topic SEO plus the guest-article type — so asking for “SEO” won’t accidentally exclude a perfectly good opportunity that never uses that phrase.
• Exclusions. Say what you don’t want — “not crypto”, “nothing political” — and Featured pushes those results down or out.
• Domain authority. Journalist requests, guest articles, and paid placements can be filtered by Moz Domain Authority (0–100). Ask for “DA 50+” or “sites above 40”. Other types don’t carry a DA score.
• Spam filtering runs on results before you see them, whenever you searched with topical terms.