Kate Cartia

Shopping & Affiliate Editor

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Preston's Summary

Kate Cartia is a Shopping & Affiliate Editor at Tinybeans. She specializes in topics related to holidays, with a particular focus on Amazon and Amazon Prime, as well as seasonal events like Halloween and trends on Instagram. Kate's insights and expertise are featured in Tinybeans, where she shares valuable information for savvy shoppers.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Promotional Deal: 48 %
Gift Guides: 21 %
Seasonal: 16 %
How To Guide: 6 %
Review: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Housekeeping
  • Personal Care

Pitching Insights

Kate Cartia's coverage primarily focuses on home and lifestyle topics, including fashion, parenting, home organization, beauty, and gift ideas. Her articles often feature promotional deals and gift guides. When reaching out to Kate with pitches or contributions, consider offering product recommendations that align with her themes covered such as unique household items, trendy fashion pieces for parents or kids' products that promote independence.

As she frequently features promotional deals in her articles, providing exclusive discounts or special promotions for the products or services you're pitching may increase your chances of being featured. Additionally, considering the seasonal aspect of some of her content is important when crafting relevant pitches.

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