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Amara Amaryah

Writer

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The Good Trade

Preston's Summary

Amara Amaryah is a Writer at Bad Betty Press. She focuses on topics related to beverage production, food safety, food manufacturing, food production, food waste, and FoodTech, exploring the intersection of these themes in her work. Amara's insights and writings have been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo News, Travel Noire, Condé Nast Traveler, Well+Good, POPSUGAR, 21Ninety, SELF Magazine, Essence, The Good Trade, and Food Republic.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Interviews Q&as: 33 %
Opinion: 33 %
Informative: 33 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Beverage Production
  • Food Safety
  • Food Manufacturing
  • Food Production
  • Food Waste
  • FoodTech

Pitching Insights

Amara Amaryah's articles predominantly cover wellness, journaling, relationships, lifestyle, and health. Her focus on travel and family & relationships suggests she may be interested in pitches related to unique family experiences or unconventional travel approaches that align with her audience's interests.

Since Amara frequently provides "how-to" guides and promotes deals within her coverage attributes, she might appreciate pitches that offer practical advice for maintaining well-being or improving personal relationships through specific products or services.

For those looking to pitch lifestyle topics such as wellness practices, journaling methods or relationship-building activities aligned with Amara’s typical content should be emphasized.

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Articles

The Good Trade

How Community Can Hold Us Through Our Healing

How Community Can Hold Us Through Our Healing

By: Amara Amaryah

, it's important to rediscover what community can be and what it can offer towards our collective healing. We reached out to experts to get to the heart of what healing in community looks like and the effect it can have when meaningful intentions are explored and maintained together.

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