I bring more than 15 years of writing experience, including eight years in copy and content for brands and businesses—from websites and email marketing to newsletters, social media, and content campaigns.
My work also spans journalism, fiction, poetry, and books. The work changes. The goal does not: understand the audience, find the brand’s voice, and make people eager to engage.
Selected work demonstrating voice, positioning, audience awareness, conversion-minded structure, and the ability to distinguish brands within competitive markets.
A personality-forward photography brand that needed copy as vivid and unconventional as its visual identity. The voice is irreverent, intimate, inclusive, and deliberately unlike traditional wedding-industry language.
“Your love story is front & center in this whole shebang.”
Trust is the central conversion problem for an independent repair shop. The copy makes technical expertise approachable while positioning honesty, clarity, long-term relationships, and straightforward advice as the brand’s differentiators.
“We want to still be your auto mechanic in 5 years, not just fix your car once and take your money.”
An editorial wedding photography brand with a personal, intentional approach. The copy pairs an artistic point of view with a warm invitation, speaking to couples who want their celebration to feel like their own.
“Editorial photography for couples who design their own traditions.”
I’ve written more than 70 websites, primarily for wedding and lifestyle photographers. Working within a concentrated industry sharpened my ability to differentiate brands serving similar audiences—finding each client’s individual voice, personality, positioning, and story.
02 / Content marketing & editorial
Scale without sameness.
My commercial writing spans photography, hospitality, automotive, professional services, architecture and design, personal care, food and beverage, real estate, education, legal services, HVAC, and more.
From legal and technical topics to architecture, hospitality, HVAC, beauty, and consumer lifestyle, the through-line was learning the subject quickly, matching the client’s voice, and producing clear, useful content on deadline.
The approximate client counts above total 470 blogs, newsletters, and eBlasts, before social content, additional clients, and other marketing assets.
03 / Journalism & nonfiction
Curiosity. Meet clarity.
Reported and editorial work adds another dimension: interviewing, research, cultural observation, explanatory writing, and finding a readable angle without flattening the subject.
JOURNALISM · REPORTING · DENVER
Westword — Arts & Culture Reporting
Reported arts-and-culture coverage for Denver’s alternative weekly, including disability arts, public art, murals, environmental sculpture, and independent film.
A first-person piece about fear, parenting, creativity, and the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic—using humor and fiction as a way into a larger emotional subject.
A practical guide to understanding commercial leases before you sign—built for tenants, small business owners, and operators who want to know what they’re getting into before the ink dries.