Alison Abbey Hudak is a journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee. She writes for Nashville Lifestyles and Us Weekly, covering local events, food, music, and celebrity news. With a focus on the Nashville community, Alison brings readers the latest updates on the city's culture, entertainment, and lifestyle.
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Alison's coverage focuses on local entertainment news, including music and reality TV, as well as house & home topics like recipes and holiday guides. She may be interested in pitches related to local musicians, upcoming events or shows in Nashville or Tennessee, and unique regional recipes.
Given the promotional nature of a significant portion of her coverage (including gift guides and seasonal content), she might be receptive to pitches regarding promotions tied to entertainment events or seasonal offerings that are relevant to her geographic focus.
Pitches should also consider tying into broader themes such as women in business if there are stories relevant to female entrepreneurs within these industries.
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