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Dublin, IE

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As a freelance writer and editor, I have written, edited, and contributed to a wide range of publications. Expertise in “pure” journalism, content marketing / brand journalism, and social media. Editor: Expertise in both traditional journalism and content marketing. Writer: Many thousands of articles, primarily on tech topics. Industry analysis reports..

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Akkio is an AI data platform built for marketing agencies to improve performance across the entire client engagement lifecycle, with a conversational interface that makes analytics easier. I offered expertise across a wide range of content, encompassing blog posts, webinars, demand generation, and account-based marketing.

Mountain View, CA, US

Developed and executed a comprehensive content strategy aligned with the overall marketing and business goals to connect with a developer and C-Suite audience for this database tools company. Led the creation of compelling content, including blog posts, marketing white papers, technical e-books, product solution briefs, event promotions, e-mail.

London, London, GB

London, London, GB

I managed a small team of staff writers and copy editors as well as freelance content writers. The team created irresistible e-books, white papers, guides, and other content that got attention from target readers, educated business and tech people, and helped them make better business decisions. I made sure that people wanted to read our content all the.

Houston, Texas, US

I served as one of three editors managing HPE’s content marketing site, Enterprise.Nxt. The online publication provided useful, actionable, and entertaining information to IT professionals on technical topics. When I touched the articles, it generally was all three. During my tenure, we grew the site from 500K to 1.2 million pageviews per year.

Santa Clara, California, US

I was the "brand journalist"​ at Druva, which employed both my journalist and researcher mindsets, as well as my social media skills and general geeky friendliness. On the company's blog, I published articles about IT that resonated with the enterprise/techie audience and drew them further into the company's website. I worked with internal subject matter.

This online community sponsored by SmartBear Software (and since rolled back into a blog hosted on the SmartBear site) was focused on the interests of software developers, testers, and IT professionals in the trenches. The community, launched in March 2011, provided an unfiltered platform to help practitioners discuss their views with peers and experts.

Input Output was a content marketing website sponsored by Hewlett-Packard and Federated Media. The site, which launched in June 2011, targeted CIOs and IT managers, for whom we published useful and entertaining articles that help them make good computing decisions.I assembled a stable of a few dozen impressive freelancers (really, you've read their work.

ITExpertVoice.com began in October, 2009 as a website about Windows 7 migration targeted at large enterprises, sponsored by Dell and Federated Media. In June, 2010 its scope broadened to encompass IT productivity and efficient infrastructure topics. As EiC, I created and managed the editorial calendar, assigned or wrote 3-4 posts per week with original.

My responsibilities at CIO Magazine included online community management, software development topics, open source, operating systems, and business/service applications (such as e-mail management). Not to mention whatever tickled my fancy (and I do have a ticklish fancy). Among my accomplishments: Generated 7-digit pageviews in site traffic for my.

New York, New York, US

DevSource, a Ziff Davis site, published news, how-to feature articles, and product reviews for Windows developers. Held sole responsibility for acquisition and publication of 8-10 original articles per month for software developers, with emphasis on.NET programming. Developed relationships with freelance writers, wrote articles on programming trends, and.

As a member of a three-person team, I acquired, project managed, posted, and merchandised 25 articles and sample chapters each month, reaching a diverse audience of programmers, database administrators, system engineers, IT managers, graphic artists, and non-professional end users. Beats included software development, databases, network administration.

Santa Cruz, CA, US

Wrote analyst reports about software development trends, on topics ranging from wireless development in Asia-Pacific regions to developer relations programs to Evans' primary report: the North American Development Survey. (Also did additional survey analysis for EDC on several occasions through 2012.)

New York, NY, US

At CMP Media's InformationWeek.com (2001-2002) I managed the online original content, including opinion columns, features, and online community. At PlanetIT, an online publication from CMP for IT professionals (2000-2001), I assigned articles, edited, and produced 12 to 15 original features per month, generating 1.5 million monthly pageviews.

Primarily wrote reviews and other technology articles, but contributed to every magazine section. Beats, for this solution provider weekly magazine from Ziff-Davis, included software development, E-commerce, Web tools, and IBM software. Had a twice-monthly business/technology column.

Certificate, Computer Programming

Linguistics, Womens Studies

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