Jen McCaffery is the Director of Commerce, specializing in writing articles related to deals, discounts, and product recommendations. With a focus on consumer goods and technology, Jen covers a wide range of topics including fitness, kitchen appliances, electronics, and more. Her articles aim to provide readers with valuable information and savings opportunities.
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Jen McCaffery's coverage primarily focuses on promotional deals, gift guides, and product reviews related to shopping, electronics, fitness, and technology. She would likely respond well to pitches that offer exclusive discounts or promotions for popular products in these categories.
Given the high percentage of coverage dedicated to promoting deals (57%) and providing gift guides (20%), Jen may be interested in receiving press releases about new product launches or updates from companies in the shopping, electronics, fitness, and technology sectors. Pitches highlighting unique features or exceptional value for consumers are also likely to resonate with her.
It's important to note that Jen does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers topics relevant internationally. Therefore, global brands or companies targeting international audiences could effectively engage with her through relevant pitches.
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