James Zahn is an experienced toy expert and the Editor-in-Chief of The Toy Book. With a passion for all things toys, James shares his expertise through his writing and contributions to various publications such as The Toy Insider and The Pop Insider. He also showcases his love for music and entertainment, making him a well-rounded journalist in the industry.
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James Zahn's coverage heavily focuses on product promotions, including toys, music, and the auto industry. He also covers podcasts and event-related content. To effectively pitch to James, consider offering newsworthy product launches in the toy or auto industries, highlights from significant events related to his topics of interest, or exclusive insights into trends shaping these industries.
Given his focus on press releases and private sector announcements, providing exclusive access to breaking news about products or industry developments may capture his attention. Additionally, since he covers a wide array of themes such as house & home and gaming as well as music and holiday-focused topics like toys during festive seasons could be appealing for potential pitches.
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