Megan Wollerton is a Freelance Writer at various esteemed publications. She primarily covers themes related to aviation and aerospace, as well as airlines, bringing her expertise to a diverse audience. Megan's work has been featured in The Verge, Tech News Tube, WIRED, The New York Times, Popular Mechanics Magazine, CNET, National Geographic, and Condé Nast Traveler.
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Megan Wollerton's articles predominantly focus on smart home devices, home security, and tech in the context of personal finance and house & home. Her content primarily includes how-to guides, reviews, and promotional deals related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Megan with potential pitches for her coverage areas, consider offering detailed how-to guides or product reviews related to smart home devices such as thermostats, air purifiers, security cameras etc., while also keeping in mind tips for saving money through energy-efficient solutions or repurposing old technology.
Given that Megan doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers international consumer technology products widely available online or in major retail markets. Therefore when pitching stories be sure to keep this broad audience in mind.
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Summer is in full swing, and along with bright days and shorter nights, soaring temperatures have arrived.
This summer has been a scorcher, and it's not done yet. From record-breaking heat waves , to heat domes that have sent temperatures soaring for days at a time, staying cool is more difficult than ever.
By: Tyler Lacoma, Jen Karner, Brittany Vincent, Megan Wollerton
Old phones make surprisingly capable home security cameras with just one app.
By: Jen Karner, Brittany Vincent, Tyler Lacoma, Megan Wollerton
Your old phone can moonlight as a smart security cam with this app.
By: Megan Wollerton
Geese use this trick to save energy on long journeys—soon, airplanes could too.
By: Megan Wollerton
Smart shades, blinds, and curtains can open or close on a schedule, or at your command. They save energy and make life more convenient — especially for anyone with limited mobility.
