Michael Harley is a sports journalist for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He specializes in covering various sports events and providing analysis and commentary on sports-related topics. His work has also been featured in Forbes and PR.com.
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Michael Harley's coverage focuses on automotive themes, particularly electric vehicles, automotive maintenance, car buying, vehicle theft prevention, and the automotive industry. He may be interested in data-driven insights related to these topics. Consider providing him with new research findings or statistical analysis related to trends in electric vehicle sales or technological advancements in the automotive industry.
Additionally, Michael seems open to reviewing products and services within the automotive space. If you represent a company launching a new product related to electric vehicles or automotive maintenance that has noteworthy features supported by data and customer reviews, it could be of interest to him.
Given his broad focus without specified geographic constraints, ensure any pitches are relevant globally rather than specific to a particular region.
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