Brittaney Kiefer is a creative editor at Adweek, based in London. She specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on beauty and fashion, sports marketing, and general assignment news, often exploring themes related to holidays and major events like the World Cup. Brittaney has been featured in Adweek, showcasing her insights and expertise in the industry.
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Brittaney Kiefer covers a range of topics related to advertising, marketing, and creative talent. Her articles often focus on specific campaigns or advertisements from various brands. Given her coverage attributes, she may be open to press releases and event coverage in these areas.
To effectively reach out to Brittaney, consider pitching stories that highlight innovative and impactful advertising campaigns, emerging trends in marketing strategies or insights into the creative process behind successful brand promotions. If you have expertise in content creation or social media trends within the advertising industry, it could also resonate with her audience.
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