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Expert File’s new app helps professionals quickly connect with experts for interviews, reports, and consultations.
The largest open, actively maintained expert network, ExpertFile, has released its first mobile app, which can be downloaded for free. The app connects instantly with leading subject matter experts on over 5,50,000 topics from leading academic and industry organizations worldwide, helping journalists, media bookers, and event organizers.
ExpertFile removes the headache of searching through out-of-date databases or locating expert advice, making it ideal for professionals who are on deadline and depend on reliable experts. The world's leading news outlets, such as the Associated Press, Reuters, New York Times, CNN, ABC, BBC, NPR, The Guardian, Axios, The Economist, Fox News, Al Jazeera, Univision, and more, use ExpertFile for their reports. Podcasters, conference planners, legal companies, and other businesses seeking specific knowledge in expert witness evidence and consultation also use ExpertFile.
Robert Carter, Co-Founder and VP of Product at ExpertFile, explained that their market research, conducted with the Associated Press, showed that it typically takes an average of two hours to secure an expert source for interviews. He emphasized that their platform can reduce this process to just minutes. With more journalists working in the field and away from centralized newsrooms, they are constantly on their phones. Carter noted that this is why the new app is designed to take full advantage of the latest technology available on both Apple and Android platforms.
The new ExpertFile mobile app is customized to meet the demands of various professionals. For journalists and media bookers, it offers a quick way to find reliable experts for interviews and breaking news coverage. Event organizers can easily identify and book engaging speakers for conferences and webinars, while legal professionals can connect with expert witnesses and consultants for their cases. Additionally, corporate and government professionals can access particular expertise for research, policy insights, and industry partnership, making the app a priceless tool across diverse sectors.
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