- Social Media - I manage @lowaboots social media accounts and assist with other LOWA social media assets. This includes collaborating with LOWA ambassador athletes, upcoming events, campaigns, and giveaways. I also respond to user comments, post stories, and keep our fans engaged on our social platforms. - Blog -I write, edit, and post ambassador stories, news, and community updates to the lowaboots.com blog. This can range from event scheduling and updates to new product announcements. - Video - I film, edit, and produce original video content for LOWA Boots for our social platforms, email newsletters, website, and any other platforms where video is needed. I also collect and catalog our video assets sent from LOWA ambassadors, product video, and photography. Videos range from interviews with athletes or internal LOWA employees to recaps from events or special moments. -Email-From crafting subject lines and pre-text headers to finding just the right images and layout to keep eyes reading, I write and format our email newsletters, dealer updates, and any other communication that lands in our contacts' inboxes.

Write, research, and present scripts on camera, manage SafeWise YouTube channel, delegate editing and content planning tasks, build community on YouTube

I write long-form copy and outreach pieces for Safewise.com. We focus on all things security from home security systems to the best car seats for your children.

Wrote inspirational articles found in the Tips & Ideas section of Overstock.com. These long form pieces connect with customers looking for decor, how-to, and trend based content. From magnetic quizzes to Home Trends of 2019, each piece of content I write is SEO and interest driven to lead visitors to browse and purchase. Collaborate with SEO manager to produce effective copy and improve existing content, research relevant keywords and use them in a natural way to lead conversions, create interesting on-brand copy relevant to trends and topics in home decorating for the popular eCommerce website.

Improve, optimize and write web copy for clients. Businesses we serve range from small, local establishments around the country to full franchises. I generate original content as well as improve existing content for the best search engine results.

The content team at OnlineImage is responsible for delivering a quality, SEO-optimized product to our clients. Armed with an SEO and location-centered strategy, we produce high-quality content for each and every one of our clients. Along with fulfilling these content requests, I serve the growing content team at OnlineImage as a leader, example and inter-departmental liaison. My ultimate goal is to improve workflow, production and the very product itself.

In addition to researching reviewing and writing, my duties as a content writer include project management, close collaboration with other writers and editors, creating Excel matrices, working with SEO keywords, running Adobe AdHoc Analysis. I have written and researched a wide range of topics such as genealogy software, travel websites, home appliances like ice cream makers and even power tools, such as chainsaws. One of the best parts of this job is the constant need to expand my knowledge base and learn unfamiliar topics fast.

This position was exactly what I thought technical writing would be while I was in university and that's perfect. On a typical day, I use content from Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to design, draft, and complete a variety of documents needed internally and externally for Remprex. Using company-standard formatting and styles has helped me develop an eye for consistency and detail whether I'm creating a job description, user guide, interactive form, or proposals for the transportation and railway industry.

Direct customers to a variety of new and used clothing. Most of the clothes available at Ragstock are vintage or used, along with many items for themed parties. I enjoy helping people making their events better and indulge my own love of used and vintage clothing

Working with the GIS center helped me not only learn the ropes to real-life technical writing, but introduced me to an entire new field in geosciences and cartography. During my internship at the GIS center, I collaborated with other staff adding web content, designing presentations, compiling research, and cowrote a report for the center's mobile application DMARK.

I assisted customers with finding and matching them with the best shoe for their needs. It was a responsibility of mine to remain knowledgeable of the products in our store as well.

Before the store announced its closing, I worked in the Seattle's Best cafe creating and mixing drinks for customers. I provided a warm, friendly environment for people to relax in the lobby and enjoy their books, magazines, or Wi-Fi. After four months at the cafe, I was moved to the back register (my favorite near the science fiction section) to assist with checking out customers and helping them find the books they were looking for

I was not the chief copy editor in 2008, but I stayed with this student newspaper from my freshman to junior year. I began as a video correspondent, then a web writer. My sophomore year I was promoted to assistant online editor and then chief copy editor my junior year. Working The All-State helped me gain experience with video editing, web content and design, and most importantly, AP style. Long nights spent in the office during production night taught me that persistence pays off and attention to detail can save time and dignity.