Piper Klemm

Owner And Publisher

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Preston's Summary

Piper Klemm is the owner and publisher of The Plaid Horse. She focuses on educating young equestrians and empowering young women to share their stories, utilizing various platforms such as The Plaidcast and the Show Strides book series. Piper's work has been featured in The Plaid Horse and Sweety High Media, and she covers themes related to sports, sports business, and the intersection of technology and finance.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 46 %
Events: 23 %
Promotional: 15 %
Opinion: 15 %

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Pitching Insights

Piper Klemm's coverage primarily focuses on equestrian-related content, including horse care, education, events, and business within the industry. She appears to be interested in a mix of topics such as equestrian sports, house & home related to horses, product promotions within the industry, and health & wellbeing specific to horses.

Given her focus on these themes and topics covered with an emphasis on expert commentary and private sector announcements along with press releases suggests that she might be open to pitches from professionals or companies involved in the equestrian world who can provide insights into trends or innovations related to horse care products/services or educational programs for aspiring equestrians. Additionally, event organizers may find success pitching stories about noteworthy developments in the equestrian community.

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