Who are beauty editors?

How to Contact Bath & Beauty Editors

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  Editors of all kinds of publications from magazines to blogs and websites are typically always looking for breakthrough products or services and feedback from readers. Since their job is to distribute information, they are often pretty accessible to contact. Here is how you can contact bath and beauty editors. Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Things You'll Need Magazines Internet Instructions Locate the publications. There are an enormous amount of bath and beauty publications out there from major magazines like Allure to catalogs such as Avon to websites offering information such as stylologie.com. Browse information to locate the editor. Even though it varies by the publication, you have to know who the editors are before you can contact them. In magazines you can typically find the information in the credits at the front of the magazine or online. For other publications browsing their website is a great way to find this. There are also sources you can use to locate editors such as the Literary Marketplace, www.literarymarketplace.com or subscription services such as Vocus or Bacon's media directories where editors are listed by type of publication and topic. All contact information can be found in these publications and using these eliminates a lot of research work. Find the method the editor prefers for contact. Sometimes an -mail address or phone number can be found with the editor's name, making contacting them easy. If it is not, there is sometimes an area to write a message to the editorial department. If the publication doesn't make it this easy, you might have to dig a little bit and call and talk to a receptionist at the publication to find the preferred method of contact. Make your message important. Since editors are public figures they get a lot of people trying to contact them for multiple reasons. The key to getting your message or comment heard is to package it to show why it is important to them. Bath and beauty editors don't have time to dig for the importance, so you need to spell it out to them. By starting your message with the main points and details next, you will get noticed. Tips & Warnings Tip: Keep in mind that editors look for information that is relevant and important to their audience so that should be a focus of your message.