How To Contact Bear Grylls
How do I contact Bear Grylls? is the most
common question I have been asked, since I started writing about
Bear Grylls in 2007.
Several readers asked me this week. I wrote this article, with easy instructions, because my 2009 answer and 2012 answer are both wrong. The Web keeps changing. I added a message to my previous instructions to read this article.
It is harder to send Bear Grylls a message in 2013. Bear Grylls only has a contact page for scouting and speaking engagements.
Bear Grylls still has an Ask Bear page. However, you can only read old questions.
What Is The Best Way To Send A Message to Bear Grylls?
Use Twitter. It is easy. I will explain how to do it.
- Login to Twitter or
Join Twitter.
- If you are joining, take your time to create a profile with a photo and your location. Your photo will be displayed with your message.
- Anyone can join. Twitter is free and there is no minimum age.
- Write a short message. Twitter messages must be less than
140 characters. Everything counts, including spaces and periods.
- Check your message for spelling errors!
Is Your Message Perfect?
If Bear Grylls answers your question, a million people will see your message, because Bear Grylls has about a million followers on Twitter.
An Example from a Question I Received
A reader asked if Bear Grylls would be visiting India. If Bear Grylls was here, I would ask:
Do you have any plans to visit India?
Twitter is like email. Instead of an email address, I must add Bear Grylls’s name to the question. Like this:
@BearGrylls Do you have any plans to visit India?
An Example From a Question I Asked Bear Grylls
@beargrylls Do you have any plans to visit India?
— Mitchell Miller on January 6, 2013
Sadly, Bear Grylls has not replied. He might reply to you. You will never know unless you try!
Comments
Bear grylls is not following me on twitter to send a direct message it is asking that he has to follow us too so what should I do now
You can send Bear Grylls a direct message on Twitter by following him. He does not have to follow you.
Best wishes, Mitchell