Ashleigh Austen is a Commercial Integration Editor who writes for whimn.com.au, Geelong Advertiser, and The Daily Telegraph. Her articles cover a range of topics including dating trends, health and wellness, pregnancy, alcohol, and popular culture. Ashleigh's work has also been featured in the Herald Sun.
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Ashleigh Austen's coverage mainly revolves around beauty, health, wellness, and relationships. She often includes expert commentary and data citations in her articles. For pitching to Ashleigh, consider providing insights from credible experts or professionals within the beauty and wellness industry who can offer valuable perspectives on trends or products. If you have relevant data that supports emerging trends in these areas, it could also capture her interest.
Given the variety of topics she covers under themes like Beauty & Fashion, Health & Wellbeing, and House & Home, pitches related to new product launches, trend analyses backed by solid data points or expert opinions are likely to resonate with her interests. Keep in mind that Ashleigh’s geographic focus is primarily Australia when tailoring your pitches for relevance.
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