Allie Jasinski is a Producer for Special Projects at Hearst Television. She specializes in areas such as retail, e-commerce, consumer interest, and personal finance, often exploring themes related to deals and promotions, as well as the dynamics of brick-and-mortar stores. Allie has been featured in a variety of networks, including NBC5 News, KOAT 7, and WESH 2 CW18, among others.
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Allie's coverage is heavily focused on local lifestyle, with a concentration on seasonal content, house & home, entertainment news, and food & beverage topics. If you have expertise in DIY projects for the home, holiday recipes or decorations, trauma-related issues within a community context or other relevant local lifestyle features that are aligned with her focus areas and geographic location (New York), reaching out to Allie could be beneficial.
Given her focus on providing practical tips and advice related to household activities and celebrations such as holidays or events specific to New York City history and culture, consider offering pitches that provide unique insights into these aspects of life in New York.
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By: Allie Jasinski
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