How To Pitch For PR

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	How To Pitch for PR: The Daily Meal Publicists who can "harvest the delicious and discard the mundane" will win big at this foodie site. By Kate Parham, January 9, 2012
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How To Pitch for PR: B5 Media Publicists should jumpstart conversations across all five blogs with product pitches tied to unusual story angles. By Jessica Howell, November 22, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: Smart Luxury Travel Keep editors updated on all things new in luxury travel to score PR real estate in this recently revamped pub. By Rani Long, May 26, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: SmartMoney On the money PR pitches targeting the sophisticated investor are wanted at this finance title. By Aria Hughes, May 22, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: Every Day With Rachael Ray The editors at this redesigned mag want publicists to keep it simple when submitting food, travel and craft queries. By Rani Long, May 19, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: Time Out Chicago Court the editors of Second City's go-to weekly with PR pitches that grant plenty of access. By Janelle Harris, March 10, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: Delish.com Editors at this food site crave PR submissions that cover unorthodox food fare, new products and cooking trends. By Rani Long, February 22, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: Complex Your client could make the cut in this urban men's lifestyle pub if you propose Web-friendly pitches about gear, music and celebs. By Rani Long, February 3, 2011
How To Pitch For PR: Upscale From beauty and hair care products to pitching celebs, publicists with a strong track record can tap into this mag's key demo of African-American women living the luxe life. By Donya Blaze, November 22, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: Mashable In addition to people and product pitches, this social media and tech resource welcomes guest writers who can offer unique insights and savvy takeaways. By Whitney McKnight, September 20, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: Fashionista.com Fashion lovers flock to this site for industry insiders, so pitch designers, stylists, products, and more to reach this trendsetting audience. By Blake Gernstetter, September 14, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: Seventeen Reach teens with on-trend ideas in fashion, beauty, health and more, and think about ways to make your idea resonate on and off the page (read: digital and social media). By Whitney McKnight, June 21, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: SI.com Video Take your PR pitch from concept to studio with big-name access and visual appeal to reach millions of sports fans on this Web video channel. By Jessica Howell, June 1, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: People Reaching millions of readers, this PR pro-friendly outlet wants personality-centric pitches that will 'drive the cultural conversation.' By Saptosa Foster, April 5, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: MediaTakeOut.com Exclusive, timely PR pitches will land your item on this highly-trafficked entertainment news site for the urban set. By Terry Wynn II, April 1, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: Harvard Business Review Pitch like an editor to get your idea reviewed at this business pub, which seeks exclusive and engaging coverage of industry leaders. By Jessica Howell, February 15, 2010
How To Pitch For PR: TheYBF.com We kick off our new How To Pitch for PR series with a breakdown of entertainment site TheYBF.com's criteria for pitching pop culture scoops about the young, black, and fabulous. By Terry Wynn II, January 19, 2010