I received a similar email from a, supposedly an outreach coordinator from Adobe Express. However, Google shows no such person with that name working for Adobe. Like the OP, I am curious about the veracity of the email. There don't appear to be suspicious links in the email, but the inability to verify the sender, plus the fact that his email address looks spammy, plus the kind of spammy feel of the content of the email itself makes me wonder.
This is what I received:
Hello!
My name is Leo and I’d love to reach your audience with custom content from our team at Adobe.
We've got a piece prepared for you that explains the benefits of relying on a professional photographer - everything from professional equipment, style knowledge to editing know-how.
Are you open to external contributors to your blog? If so, I’ll send it over for your consideration and feedback.
As a thank you for your hospitality I can send you a complimentary year-long license to all of our premium tools and templates once the article is published!
Thank you!
Leo
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