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How to Pitch: OT

Freelancers with pitches that appeal to athletes and sports insiders have the chance to score big assignments with this business and lifestyle mag

By Amelia Mcdonell-Parry – August 24, 2006

Circulation: 35,000+
Frequency: Quarterly for 2006, moving to bi-monthly in 2007
Special issues: Women in Sports and Leading Athlete-Charities (Spring), Top 10 Athletes in Business and Philanthropy (Summer), Holiday Hot List (Fall), Super Bowl and NBA All-Stars (Winter)

Background: OT magazine (it stands for OverTime) is the brainchild of Ryan McNeil, a former All-Pro defensive back, who conceived OT as a niche sports mag with a business slant. It's designed specifically for pro athletes and the sports-industry types who surround them. McNeil, who also founded the Professional Business ...

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