Megan Graham is an Advertising/Marketing Reporter at the Wall Street Journal. With a keen focus on beauty and fashion, as well as apparel trends, she brings insights into the evolving landscape of consumer behavior and marketing strategies. Megan has been featured in prominent outlets including CNBC, New England Cable News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Megan Graham's coverage spans across sales, marketing, technology and business. She frequently includes press releases and data citations in her articles, indicating she heavily relies on official statements and industry reports for her content.
Given Megan's focus on sales & marketing topics alongside business themes with a significant portion dedicated to citing data and private sector announcements, she is likely receptive to pitches from companies sharing innovative marketing strategies backed by substantial data or newsworthy insights about the latest trends in sales & marketing. Press release-style pitches could also be effective considering her high percentage of press release coverage.
Contributors who can offer unique perspectives on emerging technologies impacting the sales & marketing landscape or provide insightful analysis based on credible data are likely to capture Megan's attention.
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Vera Bradley, the maker of quilted bags and accessories, is changing strategy again following a rebrand that de-emphasized its signature florals
By: Megan Graham
The fitness chain’s new marketing push features strange AI imagery juxtaposed with real-life fit people in a campaign called “Question Everything But Yourself.”
By: Megan Graham
A lawsuit accused the company of undercounting calories in its bars. Tiktokers also took swipes at it, riffing on the 2004 film.
By: Megan Graham
Megan Graham David Protein stayed mostly quiet at first after a lawsuit accused it of understating its bars' calories and fat content in January.
By: Megan Graham
Reality-show roles don’t automatically mean big social followings any more—even when your season actually airs.
By: Megan Graham
Simply Good Foods looks to revitalize sales as rival protein bars seize share.
Megan Graham Yet another new job duty has skyrocketed in importance for chief marketing officers: optimizing how their companies appear in
By: Megan Graham
As retail media networks overtake television in ad revenue, they are also taking a page from the way TV pitches itself to marketers.
By: Megan Graham
As retail media networks overtake television in ad revenue, they are also taking a page from the way TV pitches itself to marketers.
By: Megan Graham
The floral-and-gift delivery company wants to strengthen its brand as online floral delivery competition intensifies.
