Rachael Griffiths is a writer at the Strategist based in the United Kingdom. She specializes in beauty, fashion, and travel, often exploring themes related to consumer retail and e-commerce. Rachael's work has been featured in New York Magazine, VultureHound Magazine, and Hegarty Solicitors.
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Rachael Griffiths predominantly covers promotional deals, gift guides, and reviews related to travel, shopping, beauty & fashion. Her content often features product recommendations and discounts targeting a general audience.
Given her focus on curating lists of products and deals for readers, she may be open to pitches from PR professionals representing brands offering unique or budget-friendly items suitable for her articles. Additionally, experts in these fields providing insights into emerging trends or new innovations within the sectors she covers could also capture her interest.
As Rachael's coverage lacks a specific geographic focus but is centered around products available in the US market, considerations should be made to align with this scope when pitching relevant content.
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By: Rachael Griffiths
Just in time for Secret Santa.
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This story first appeared on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, in The Strategist Beauty Brief a weekly newsletter in which our beauty writers share their must-tries, can-skips, and can't-live-withouts.
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