Bryan Smith

Director of Video

Preston's Summary

Bryan Smith is a Director of Video with a focus on local stories in the United States, specifically in Illinois and Chicago. He has written for various publications including Men's Health magazine UK, Bleacher Nation, Visit Tallahassee, Time Out Group plc, Reno Gazette-Journal, Anchorage Daily News, and Post Register. Bryan's work has also been featured in Fastmarkets Forest Products, Solutions Review, Yakima Herald-Republic, and CT Creative Studio.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Cites Data: 24 %
Event Coverage: 21 %
Opinion Editorial: 17 %
Seasonal: 7 %
Press Release: 7 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • United States
  • Cultural Movements

Pitching Insights

Bryan Smith's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly betting predictions and analysis. He also covers some opinion pieces and events related to agriculture & farming.

If you have insights into local sports events, especially betting tips and predictions for games involving teams from the United States or Illinois area, Bryan may be interested in your input. Additionally, if you can provide data-driven analyses or opinions on regional political developments or fall-related activities in Chicago, he might find those pitches relevant as well.

Given his focus on event coverage (33%) and citing data (33%), ensure that any pitch includes concrete information backed by data when possible. Local relevance is crucial for reaching out successfully to Bryan - consider how your expertise relates specifically to the areas of interest within the United States, Illinois, or Chicago.

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