Ruby Innes is a Content Producer at Back Pocket Vids. She specializes in gaming topics, particularly focusing on major platforms such as PlayStation, Nintendo, and Microsoft, with a keen interest in the Australian gaming scene. Ruby's work has been featured in Kotaku Australia, Gizmodo Media Group, Lifehacker Australia, and GamesHub.
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Ruby Innes primarily covers gaming and tech, with a strong focus on promotional deals, reviews, and event coverage. She would likely welcome pitches related to new game releases, gaming events or conferences, and exclusive interviews with key figures in the gaming industry.
Given her interest in reviews and promotional deals, she may be interested in receiving products for review or news about special promotions related to video games or tech gadgets. If you have insights into upcoming game releases or can provide commentary on trends within the gaming industry, your pitch could align well with Ruby's coverage interests.
It seems that Ruby does not have a specific geographic focus but takes an international view of the gaming industry.
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