I had been writing for Contellio (a company that turns articles into infographics and other visual content) since January 2016. In August I set to work putting myself out of the job. My mission was to develop internal procedures for finding, training, and managing new freelance writers.

James Cook Publishing builds online marketing systems for various kinds of businesses. My job was to make sure the strategies we created were implemented.

Writing and editing copy for the newsletter, marketing emails, sales pages, and CTAs. Also included are duties related to content organization and split-testing money making copy.

If you're a business owner, and the "online" side of your business is not up to scratch, you probably know you need to do something about it. Problem is, it seems like an etherial thing, hard to pin down, or control. It seems like a money sink, and an even greater time sink.That's why I'll tell you exactly how much it will cost, and how much time it will take, to get you everything you need to have a solid online base where your business can proudly sit:£750, and 7 days.Make no mistake. Online real-estate, properly developed, is a valuable asset.We'll take your territory, and we'll generate a website that's already set up with the basics in Analytics, SEO, social media integration, blogging, and more, all of which we'll go over with you in one hour at the end of the one week period it will take for us to make it.

With my experience in SEO, and a life-long love of writing, I have turned my talents to writing for blogs as a freelancer. I produce content for agencies mostly, Datadial.net being my main agency client, and I've been lucky enough to write about one of my earlier fascinations, nutrition, for Brent Boswell's blog over at ModernLifeNutrition.com.

My role at Runagood was to maintain the site's on-page SEO to keep it highly targeted towards the keywords we wanted, as well as to design and run an off-page strategy that includes both white and black hat techniques.

Nomadic Nutrition was a venture aimed towards metabolic/nutritional therapy, as well as providing a hub of information and advice on how and why to change dietary habits. I designed the site using Wordpress, developed the content, and began to market the central information-based product that was intended to be the primary source of revenue. After about 5 months I put the project on hold while I sought an education in SEO, which I would take, along with a multitude of lessons from Nomadic Nutrition, into my next internet based venture.