As a freelance copywriter for SASBA, I draft and revise executive summaries, marketing materials, and content for email campaigns. I also participate in weekly ideation and brainstorming sessions. Several of my copywriting projects are linked below.

I also launched a brand new WordPress website for the company (SASBA.org). I wrote copy for the homepage and revised the “company story.”

MARKETING MATERIALS

BankAccounting – summary document

CPA 5-Step Marketing Plan – summary document

CPA 5-Step Marketing Plan – white paper

SOCIAL MEDIA

LinkedIn – profile text

TOTAL WORDS WRITTEN: 10,627 words

I interned with Marvel Entertainment during the summer of 2017. I really enjoyed my experience as Print Production intern, and my day-to-day tasks included unboxing comics and flipping through them for printing errors. I made note of all printing errors and typed written reports to email to my supervisor. My work is attached below, but for the sake of confidentiality, the titles of the Marvel comics have been removed. *All reports have been compiled into one document.

Written Reports – list of print errors in new comics

Self Evaluation

Site Supervisor Letter of Evaluation

Updated Resume

TOTAL WORDS WRITTEN: 8,534

This page showcases the writing I’ve done for Tallahassee Woman. This includes articles I wrote for the Aug/Sep issue, copy for the Women Who Mean Business newsletter, social media, and more.

Read the online Aug/Sep issue of Tallahassee Woman Magazine.

AUG/SEP 2016 – ’80s THROWBACK ISSUE

I brainstormed ideas for this issue by researching the ’80s and taking notes on topics that might be relevant to the magazine. Then I was assigned articles, which included ’80s trivia, the Money Talks article about “get-rich-quick” schemes, and the Trending Now 2-page spread. I was later asked to interview three young women for the Next Generation feature. I wrote the bio for one of these three. I’ve linked to the final magazine articles below (screenshots of the online mag), and in some cases, the original drafts (word docs).

’80s Brainstorm – 299 words

’80s Trivia – 306 words

Money Talks article – 599 words

Trending Now – 922 words

• First draft

Next Generation – 5,627 words

• Amara interview transcript (1868)
• Ariana interview transcript (1586), Ariana first draft (353)
• Celita interview transcript (1820)

Total – 7,753 words

WOMEN WHO MEAN BUSINESS NEWSLETTER – ARTICLE SUMMARIES

I was asked to research online to find 10 business-related articles that we might share in the WWMB newsletter. We then narrowed it down to three articles, and I wrote the short blurbs for the newsletter to “tease” the content of each link. My goal was to give just enough information – without giving anything away – so readers would be motivated to click on the links and read the articles.

Brief blurbs for articles – 266 words

HOOTSUITE SOCIAL MEDIA PLANNING

I crafted short social media promotions and scheduled them using online social media planner Hootsuite.

Facebook/Twitter – link to advertisement page – 10 words

Facebook – link to ’80s Pinterest board – 31 words

Facebook – “Haute Happening” promotion – 62 words

Total – 103 words

OTHER

I was asked to watch a video detailing a TMJ home treatment method and to condense the information into an easy to understand how-to article.

TMJ home treatment article – 412 words

 

 

TOTAL WORDS EDITED: 30,000

This page of my portfolio showcases the editing work I’ve done for the Tallahassee Woman Magazine. Upon completion of each issue, I’d download the final PDF of the magazine (prior to publication), and proofread/edit every article. I was told to look for spelling errors, grammatical errors, consistency errors, etc. If I came across an error, I’d highlight the word or phrase and take note of the necessary changes. When I finished, I’d upload the edited pages to the appropriate Dropbox folder so the editor and graphic designer could make the changes.

I edited the TalWoman June/July issue, the Tallahassee Teen Spring/Summer issue, and the TalWoman Aug/Sep issue. What I’ve included here is only the edited pages on which I marked errors.

TalWoman June/July 2016

~ 11, 500 words

TalTeen Spring/Summer 2016

~ 5,000 words

TalWoman August/September 2016

~ 13,500 words