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Freelance Writer Background

From a young age, the power behind written words has fascinated me, but my professional writing career didn't begin until 2007-- at the ripe age of 19. I was introduced to the online writing world. I started at the bottom by blogging, writing for content mills, and juggling journalism on the side. My aspirations took a sudden turn once I was introduced to keywords, algorithms, and the deep inner workings of the internet. 

After writing a few books and co-owning a series of lifestyle websites, I quickly fell in love with all things SEO and SEM. I climbed my way up the SEO ladder, helping small businesses develop their brand. As time ticked by, I built my career and reputation as an SEO professional. 

Over the years, I've held freelance and contract positions with multiple top 5 marketing firms in the U.S. I've had the opportunity to work with clients and companies from around the world, including many well-known brands and businesses.  

I've worn many hats throughout my career, including:

  • SEO Writer
  • SEO Campaign Manager/Developer
  • Community Relations Manager
  • Brand & Website Developer
  • SEO Strategist
  • Social Media Manager
  • Link Building Strategist

I have also published a few books, provided material for online marketing courses, and contributed to various articles for industry-leading websites, like Marketing Land. 

As the daughter of a former small business owner, I know firsthand the blood, sweat, tears, and sacrifices that go into running a business. Sadly, 45% of businesses fail within the first 5 years. I understand that every business is a life source. Every dollar is food on the table and a roof over your head. With mortgages, college tuitions, and retirements on the line, a business must succeed. 

I bring nearly 2 decades of years of experience with me as I use my writing talent to support the backbone of our country.

Contact me today to discuss your content writing needs. I want to see your American Dream turn into a reality. You can also call me at (702) 509-6114.

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