Andrew Gutman

Editor-in-Chief

Preston's Summary

Andrew Gutman is an Editor-in-Chief who specializes in automotive journalism. With a focus on cars and all things related, Andrew has written for various publications such as Carscoops.com, Insider, and Cigalah Group. His work has also been featured in BarBend and Magzter.

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Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 17 %
Press Release: 13 %
Evolving Stories: 11 %
Cites Data: 11 %
Review: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Fitness
  • Diet & Nutrition
  • Individual Sports
  • Consumer Health
  • Mental Health
  • Major League Sports

Pitching Insights

Andrew Gutman's articles predominantly cover the automotive industry, with a strong focus on new vehicle releases, custom car modifications, and emerging trends in the automotive world. This indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to unique or unconventional vehicle designs, innovative modifications, and upcoming trends in the automotive industry.

Given his coverage of fitness equipment as well, Andrew could also be open to pitches related to new developments in fitness equipment design and technology.

Considering his interest in event coverage and press releases suggests that he may respond positively to exclusive access offers for product launches or events within the automotive or design industries.

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