Paula Jones

Head of Features, Best magazine, Hearst UK

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Preston's Summary

Paula Jones is the Head of Features at Best magazine, Hearst UK. She focuses on themes of climate change, sustainability, and their intersection with the automotive industry, particularly cars, trucks, and lorries. Paula's work has been featured in various outlets, including WGMB-TV, WGNO ABC26, KLFY NEWS 10, and Ecotextile News.

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Geo Focus

White Castle, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 43 %
Promotional: 18 %
Listicles: 12 %
Events: 6 %
Gift Guides: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Cars
  • Trucks & Lorries

Pitching Insights

Paula focuses on local news, crime, and events in Baton Rouge and Louisiana. She covers evolving stories and breaking news extensively. If you have newsworthy local events or crime-related developments in the Baton Rouge area, she would likely be interested.

For example, if you have information about a significant local event or an update on a recent crime story within Baton Rouge or Louisiana, these could be potential topics to pitch to Paula. Additionally, given her coverage of family & relationships themes such as "Thank a veteran for their service" and "Jesus is the reason for the season," pitches related to heartwarming community stories may also catch her attention.

When reaching out to Paula with potential story ideas or expert sources, highlighting the local relevance of your pitch will likely increase its appeal.

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