Jeremy Rellosa is a writer at New York Magazine’s Strategist. He covers health, fitness, and outdoor products, with a focus on shopping and e-commerce trends. Jeremy's work has been featured in Curbed, New York Magazine, and NewsBreak.
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Jeremy's coverage predominantly focuses on promotional deals, gift guides, and product reviews related to house & home themes. His articles usually revolve around outdoor gear, fitness accessories, men's fashion, father's day gifts, athlete essentials and health and wellness.
If you have new products or promotions in any of these areas that would be relevant for his audience (e.g., outdoor gear, fitness accessories), Jeremy may be interested in featuring them. Additionally, if there are specific items within these categories that have unique features or provide exceptional value for the price point mentioned in his titles ($25 or under), those might also capture his interest.
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