Sara Harowitz

Editor-in-chief

Preston's Summary

Sara Harowitz is the Editor-in-chief at NDP SUCKS. She specializes in themes related to food and beverages, travel and tourism, as well as health and wellness, often exploring the intersections of these topics through her reviews and insights. Her work has been featured in The Georgia Straight, showcasing her expertise in food and drink, music, movies, and Canadian culture.

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Geo Focus

Vancouver, Canada (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 42 %
Private Sector Announcements: 17 %
Press Release: 13 %
Promotional Deal: 7 %
Seasonal: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Adventure Travel
  • Wellness Programs
  • Destinations
  • Diet & Nutrition
  • Family Travel

Pitching Insights

Sara Harowitz predominantly covers local events, entertainment news, and house & home topics in Vancouver. She frequently reports on upcoming events, new business launches, and cultural activities within the city.

If you're looking to pitch a story to Sara, consider offering insights or exclusive coverage related to local events, restaurant openings or food festivals in Vancouver. Additionally, pitches about unique aspects of the local arts and culture scene are likely to resonate with her coverage focus.

Given that she often writes about specific businesses and events within Vancouver, providing detailed information about similar upcoming attractions or exclusive access may increase your chances of getting coverage.

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