Betty Lin-Fisher is a National Consumer Reporter at USA TODAY. With extensive experience as a consumer columnist and medical reporter, she covers a wide range of topics including consumer health, wellness, and retail, while also delving into themes of culture and society. Betty has been featured in numerous publications, including the Akron Beacon Journal, Yahoo News, and the Palm Beach Post.
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Betty Lin-Fisher's coverage spans a variety of consumer-focused topics, particularly around holiday shopping, personal finance, and health & wellbeing. She frequently provides how-to guides and cites data to support her articles.
If you want to engage with Betty, consider pitching practical tips related to holiday shopping, personal finance management during holidays, or insights into emerging trends in retail shopping and artificial intelligence applications in the context of consumer behavior. Furthermore, providing concrete data-driven insights or expert analysis on scams related to weight-loss products would likely resonate with her audience.
Given Betty’s focus on national content as well as local news from Ohio and Akron, relevant pitches should take this geographic focus into account when discussing retail trends or financial behaviors that may have regional nuances.
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Plus: new strains on your wallet
By: Betty Lin-Fisher, Hadley Hitson, Jessica Guynn
In 1973, Dolly Parton wrote "I Will Always Love You" to soften the blow of leaving her business partner Porter Wagoner after years of producing hit country duets together.
Plus: eyes are on Jackson Hole
Betty Lin-Fisher, USA TODAY 3 min read It's time for an awkward talk . You sit down with your kid and you can talk about the birds and the bees, the temptation of drugs or money.
Good morning! This is Betty Lin-Fisher with today's The Daily Money. More than half of parents in a new survey said they'd rather have "the talk" about sex, drugs or alcohol than talk to their kids about money.
3 min read It's time for an awkward talk . You sit down with your kid and you can talk about the birds and the bees, the temptation of drugs or money.
The Kindred home swap service lets travelers earn credits by hosting guests to save money on their own vacations.
By: Betty Lin-Fisher
Parents are struggling to afford youth sports as costs rise, with many skipping seasons due to high fees.
By: Betty Lin-Fisher
By Betty Lin-Fisher USA Today When musician Cassandra Jenkins travels the world while touring, she's always looking for a slice of home.
By: Betty Lin-Fisher
Betty Lin-Fisher, USA TODAY 3 min read Subscription spending is on the rise as more consumers are utilizing entertainment and retail services, a new analysis shows.
