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Better Homes & Gardens is a monthly magazine established in 1922 and published by People Inc. It provides editorial content focused on home improvement, gardening, decorating, family living, health, and lifestyle. Regular sections cover topics such as food and cooking, do-it-yourself projects, budgeting, travel, and home organization. The publication emphasizes practical advice and inspiration for maintaining and enhancing the home environment. The magazine’s readership primarily consists of women interested in home design, family life, and personal well-being. It also features sections dedicated to family relationships, wellness, and sustainable living. Better Homes & Gardens does not typically include celebrity coverage. Editorial pitches are accepted via email and should be concise and relevant to the magazine’s core themes.

Established in 1846, Town & Country is written for the socially active, affluent individual. They aim to showcase a world of exceptional people and exclusive places, and examine how tastes, family traditions, status symbols, important ideas, and celebrated accomplishments shape the world in which we live. Content includes the latest in architecture and design, art, travel, health, fashion and beauty. Includes extensive coverage of philanthropic issues and society gatherings and events. Covers topics such as coping with stress, staying young and healthy, and dealing with depression. Editorial departments include Parties, On the Town, In the Country, Fashion & Style, Jewelry, Beauty & Health, Arts & Culture, Traveler's Notebook, Design Trends, Social Graces, Weddings, Fashion and Shopping Information, and Horoscopes. Topics covered include celebrities, accessories, society, collecting, designers, home furnishings, auctions and museums. The lead time for holiday gift guide submissions is August 1. Please send product pitches to the appropriate section contact.

Mindbodygreen.com covers personal health and wellness. Features cover wellness and health of the mind and body, living green, interviews, and travel. Includes a business and reference directory, as well as guides to food and exercise. Mindbodygreen.com has a monthly circulation of 15mm. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. This blog offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of news, case studies and some guest blogging opportunities. The best way to contact the team is via the online contact form or email address listed. Alternatively they can also be reached across various social media platforms including Facebook and Twitter.

Established in 1922 and dedicated to celebrating ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Delivers a compelling mix of humor, community, philanthropy, personal service, consumer service reports and other human-interest stories. Topics covered include: health and medicine, personal finance, food, relationships, real life drama, personalities and celebrities, government waste and international terrorism. Regular sections include: The Digest, a front-of-the-book news and service section offers an aggregation of information from multiple sources; Best of America, features people or initiatives that exemplify what is great about the U.S.; Thirteen Things You Need to Know About, which offers a quick look at a single topic from an experts' point of view; Heroes, profiling ordinary people who display courage and help others; Dreamers, highlighting passionate people with entrepreneurial and innovative thinking; 4 Ways of Looking, a monthly photo feature on a common item; Make it Matter, an inspirational column about ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things; and Quick Study, a four-page primer on a given news subject.