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Content Writing, Editing, and Social Media

WRITING SERVICES

Blog posts and articles: How-to guides and industry insights.
Website Copy: Home page, About Us pages, product/service descriptions, and landing pages.
Social Media Content: Posts, stories, and LinkedIn articles.
Email Newsletters: Monthly newsletters, promotional emails, and transactional emails.
White Papers: Research reports and comprehensive guides.
Ebooks: Comprehensive and well-researched chapters or sections that delve into your specific topic.*
Product Descriptions: Detailed descriptions on e-commerce sites, catalogs, and brochures.
Case Studies and Testimonials: Detailed case studies on how a product/service helped a client, customer testimonials, and reviews
Ad Copy: Google Ads, social media ads, and print advertisements.
Press Releases/Product Launches: Product launches, company milestones, and events.
Technical Writing: User manuals, installation guides, and FAQs.

BUILDING BRAND AWARENESS

Creating a strategy together to build your brand awareness. Our plan may target topics such as: honing in on/developing a brand voice, increasing organic website traffic, using SEO to improve search engine visibility, creating engaging product descriptions, and more.

EDITING SERVICES FOR AUTHORS & PUBLISHERS

Proofreading

This is when your work is in its final stages, getting ready for its push from the nest with hopes of soaring. In proofing, I check for any outstanding errors in the text (typos, spelling, inaccuracies, formatting, and inconsistencies).

Line Editing

If proofreading is a look at the overall document, line editing is reducing the document down to a line by line project. Do you use the words “as” or “before” too much? Are your characters nodding so frequently, they’re about to bobble right off the page? Can your language use a little bit of finessing? Is your dialogue stilted? My goal is to make sure the story you’re telling is the story your readers will be devouring.

Developmental Editing

Developmental editors are sometimes referred to as “book doctors.” While I don’t slip into a white coat (unless it’s Comic-Con and Curt Connors cosplay is up for grabs), the edits here are more substantive. A developmental edit looks at POV, storytelling, thematic elements (light vs. dark | traditional vs. progressive), how well your story fits into its respective genre, whether your characters are dynamic or flat, and whether it’s ready for readers in your niche to enjoy rather than labor through. Unlike traditional dev-editing, I do make comments and suggest revisions to your story.