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tools2tiaras.comI'm working on an editorial feature highlighting hidden gem destinations in Italy that travelers should consider beyond the major tourist hubs. While cities like Rome and Florence are always popular, many travelers are increasingly looking for smaller towns and lesser-known regions that offer authentic culture, incredible food, and memorable places to stay. I’m currently looking to connect with PR representatives and hotels that would like to be considered for inclusion in this upcoming travel piece. I’m particularly interested in: • Boutique or independently owned hotels • Historic properties or renovated villas • Countryside retreats, wine country stays, and coastal escapes • Hotels that offer unique local experiences for guests If you represent a hotel that fits this theme, please include: • Hotel name and location • A short description of the property and what makes it unique • Any signature guest experiences or standout amenities

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publishizer.comI’m an American author currently in London exploring the dating scene. I’m writing a feature about how singles in London navigate dating apps, in-person socializing, and the modern dating culture. I’m looking to speak with London-based dating experts, relationship coaches, matchmakers, and dating app founders who can share insights on: How London singles approach dating compared to other cities Popular apps and how they’re used In-person dating habits and etiquette Surprising trends or cultural quirks in the London dating scene If you’re an expert and would like to be included, please reply with a brief introduction and how you can contribute. Short email Q&A or a 15–20 minute chat works perfectly.

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warmy.ioWe are building educational content and thought leadership resources for a B2B SaaS platform focused on email deliverability, email warm-up, and inbox placement. We are looking to connect with sources who have real, practical experience in the following areas: Who we want to hear from: Email marketing managers and specialists with hands-on experience managing deliverability challenges Cold email specialists and SDRs who run outbound campaigns and have dealt with spam folder issues Demand generation managers who rely on email as a primary acquisition channel Marketing operations managers who have set up or troubleshot SPF, DKIM, or DMARC authentication Founders of startups who have personally managed cold outreach campaigns Freelance email consultants or deliverability consultants who advise clients on inbox placement Digital marketing coordinators who are newer to email marketing and have experienced deliverability problems firsthand Agency account managers or marketing agency owners who manage multiple client email campaigns Topics we want sources to speak to: Real experiences with emails landing in spam and how they resolved it Mistakes made when starting email outreach (list hygiene, skipping authentication setup, not warming up a domain) How email warm-up changed campaign results What non-technical marketers or beginners wish they had known before launching an email campaign The impact of poor deliverability on revenue, pipeline, or client relationships What we are NOT looking for: PR professionals pitching a product or service Generic responses without firsthand experience Sources speaking on behalf of a competitor email warm-up or deliverability tool Responses focused purely on enterprise-level infrastructure or ISP-level technical engineering Sources without direct involvement in sending or managing email campaigns Quotes and insights may be used in blog posts, guides, and educational resources. Please include your job title, company, and a brief description of your email sending experience.

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