Fostering connections. Sharing knowledge. Inspiring action. Smart content choices can help drive needle-moving outcomes. As a strategic communications expert, I’ve helped companies small and large solve measurable problems with content. Let’s talk about it. Check out the stories below to explore what content creation means to me and what it can do for you.
With well known financial products like TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Mint, Intuit is a financial-technology platform used by millions.
Security is more important than ever with the rise of generative AI and LLMs. Responsible for a mix of internal and external communications, I rewrote and managed security.intuit.com, and developed required security training and awareness content. This blend of marketing and technical communications required a diverse, flexible skill set.
A $3.1 billion not-for-profit health system in San Diego, Scripps Health has helped keep people healthy for generations.
With strong name recognition as a legacy health system, the challenge for Scripps Health isn’t brand awareness. I helped connect people with life-changing medical care via scripps.org, the system’s public facing website. We created web content for multiple medical care specialties. I’m proud of this work. It improved people’s lives.
The U.S. subsidiary of Encore Capital Group (NASDAQ ECPG), MCM helps consumers resolve past-due debts.
MCM could have continued relying on traditional marketing channels like physical mail. Instead, they took a chance on a small, passionate team of digital marketers who could see an exciting new path. As the only content expert on the digital marketing team, I was extensively involved in email marketing campaigns, paid search, and various other digital tools to complement traditional outreach channels.
Town & Country Markets, Inc., a mid-sized grocery company in the Seattle area, has been a beloved partner to the communities they serve for nearly 70 years.
As the company’s first dedicated copywriter, I created content that reflected and influenced customer desires, educated employees, and maintained the company’s strong brand identity. Front-line workers, the marketing team, and corporate leadership closely collaborated to not just call out what’s for sale—but why you should care.