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Writing & Editing Portfolio
I write in different genres and for a variety of industries—see all my freelance services here. Check out some of my commissioned writing and editing samples below. When I’m not writing for clients, I add to my personal blog. Browse some of the recent posts to get a feel for my voice and interests. Think we’d work well together? Drop me a line and tell me what you need. I’m always looking for a new adventure.
writing sample: BigCommerce news update (blog post)
writing sample: SaaS landing page (ecommerce checkout)
writing sample: business leadership blog (hr makeover)
writing sample: ghostwritten SEO/tech blog (bounce rate)
writing sample: automotive podcast summary and show notes
writing sample: lead generation optimized blog (artificial turf)
writing sample: ghostwritten travel blog (medium)
writing sample: informational page (fintech/card processing)
When I write for you, expect:
– clear, concise copy
– adherence to your style guide
– SEO-friendly content and layout
editing sample: modernized tech stack blog
editing sample: luxury travel destinations page
editing sample: rental car/travel blog
editing sample: payment processing & fintech trends
editing sample: web design blog (chatbots)
editing sample: BigCommerce app landing page
editing sample: tech blog (custom CRM software)
editing sample: dental blog (gum disease)
When I edit for you, expect:
– fact-checking
– line edits for a smooth, engaging flow
– recommendations for content and SEO
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Where are you really from? Nationality vs. ethnicity vs. race—teaching our current & future students that people who look different can be from the same places.
Why it's okay to be not proud of my country—one Christian's perspective on why patriotism doesn't always mean that you love everything your country is doing.
Dear students: Some distressing news has come to my attention, and I must address it immediately. Allow me to set the record straight. - Your English Teacher
