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Brandon Widder

Senior Commerce Editor

AS SEEN ON
The Verge, Tech News Tube, yournews.co.in

Preston's Summary

Brandon Widder is a Senior Commerce Editor at The Verge. With a deep-rooted passion for technology, he specializes in consumer tech, deals, and promotions, overseeing buying guides and commerce initiatives that cater to tech enthusiasts. Brandon's work has also been featured in notable outlets such as Digital Trends, MSN, Tech News Tube, Yahoo, and Knowledia.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 39 %
Reviews: 33 %
Promotional: 10 %
Product Service Comparisons: 7 %
Listicles: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Computer Software
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Mobile Apps
  • Phones & Tablets
  • Video Game Consoles
  • Video Games
  • Wearables

Pitching Insights

Brandon's coverage is focused primarily on promoting deals and reviewing technology products, particularly electronics. Considering this focus, Brandon would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches, promotional events, or exclusive discounts offered by tech companies.

Given the focus on Black Friday and deals promotions, brands offering special promotions during major sales events could find success with outreach. Additionally, companies launching new electronic products or providing unique offers may also capture Brandon's attention.

While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Brandon's articles, it can be inferred that his audience might mostly consist of readers from regions where these deals are available. Therefore, relevant pitches should take into account the availability of the promoted deals within their respective markets.

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Articles

The Verge

Gozney’s ultra-portable pizza oven is matching its Black Friday low.

By: Brandon Widder

The Gozney Tread, a totable pizza oven lauded by several Verge staffers, is available for $399.99 ($100 off) from Amazon, The Home Depot, and Gozney, matching its best price to date. The handle-equipped propane oven is large enough to cook a 12-inch pie and can reach up to 950 degrees Fahrenheit, which, if you’re not familiar with Neapolitan-style pizzas, is an absolute must. [Product: Gozney Tread pizza oven

The Verge

The price of Mill’s smart compost bin is (slightly) more tolerable at $125 off.

By: Brandon Widder

The second-gen food recycler is now available from Mill for $874 ($125 off). It’s designed to grind your leftovers — meat, veggies, etc. — into nutrient-rich grounds, which, in turn, you can use to feed your chickens or garden. Sure, it’s still pricey for an automated waste bin, but at least buying it outright lets you skip the subscription. [Product: Mill Food Recycler (second-gen)

The Verge

Apple’s latest entry-level iPad is back down to $299.

By: Brandon Widder

There’s a strong argument that the newer M4 iPad Air is the better value for most folks. However, if you’re not concerned about processing power and couldn’t care less for Apple Intelligence, the base-model iPad is once again on sale at Amazon and Walmart ahead of Memorial Day starting at $299, its second-best price to date. [Product: Apple iPad (11th-gen)

The Verge

Our favorite budget phone is $50 off.

By: Brandon Widder

Google’s Pixel 10A is on sale at Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store with 128GB of storage starting at $449 ($50 off) through June 16th, matching it’s lowest price to date. It’s not a huge upgrade over last year’s 9A, though, Google’s latest Android phone does offer slightly faster charging and a flatter camera bump, plus satellite connectivity. Read our review. [Product: Google Pixel 10A

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