Amy Iverson is a broadcast journalist at Joe Company and the Deseret News. She covers themes related to retail and e-commerce, with a particular focus on topics such as holidays, Christmas, TikTok, Tesla, and electric vehicles. Amy's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her diverse interests and expertise in the industry.
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Amy Iverson's coverage focuses heavily on technology, seasonal topics, and gift guides. Pitching her with articles related to new tech products, holiday trends in the tech industry, or how-to guides for using technology during specific seasons could be of interest.
Given the local geographic focus (United States, Utah, Salt Lake City), consider tailoring pitches to include information relevant to this area where applicable. For example, discussing regional holiday traditions or highlighting local businesses that offer unique tech-related gifts may resonate well with Amy's audience.
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