Don Amerman Email & Phone Number

I research and write articles, blog postings, and online content on a wide array of topics for Media Shower's clients. For the last couple of years, my primary focus has been on content targeted to health consumers.

For more than four years, I researched and wrote both print and online content for the company's clients, which included USAToday.com and several metropolitan daily newspapers.

I write travel-related content for various websites within the Huffington Post/AOL network of online resources.

I research and write academic papers on a wide variety of subjects.

As a freelance writer/researcher and managing editor of Web Feet, I identified the best Web sites for a wide variety of topics. I then wrote the annotations for each site in a given topic. Although the product, Web Feet, was sold to Gale Group (later Gale/Cengage Learning), I continued to provide this content until the product was discontinued with the.

As a freelance contributor, I wrote brief synopses of fiction and nonfiction titles for children, teens, and young adultsin the Best Books series published by Libraries Unlimited, editorial content for which is produced by Bogart & Barr.

As a freelance contributor, I researched and wrote articles, including short-form biographies (750 to 5,000 words each), for a number of the publisher's print and online products. These include International Directory of Business Biographies, Notable Hispanic-American Women, Notable African-American Women, The African-American Almanac, Newsmakers.

As a freelance contributor, I researched and wrote consumer health-related articles for monthly circulation by a national health information provider (VHA) to numerous health agencies, hospitals, medical clinics, and health professionals, the content being produced under contract by Rockhill Communications (now Rock Hill Works).

As a freelance contributor, I researched and wrote articles on topics assigned to me for publication in the newspaper's special issues, as well as the daily edition. The Journal of Commerce, once a five-day-a-week newspaper, is now published as a weekly newsmagazine.