David Perozzi, producer of Anderson Cooper’s new daytime show, offered a few tips on getting your national TV pitches noticed (in an interview with Arielle Ford, developer of the Everything You Should Know program). Check out David Perozzi’s tips here: 1. Help out. When pitching a TV show, add value. It’s not your job to sell your book or be a star when pitching. At the beginning, prepare to help the producers in every way you can. 2. Research the show. Know the audience, the people who watch the show. Each show has a different audience. Each day part in TV land is different. “If you’re pitching a morning show, for instance, your story should appeal to stay-at-home moms and seniors, …