When I’m not producing journalism and writing literary things, I do lots of work for corporate clients doing a variety of UX copywriting, editing, communications, marketing and strategy.  

This means I listen to clients to better understand their products and audience, so I can produce content for any situation. The most technical of this work is certainly the UX copywriting I’ve done for Verizon and Goldman Sachs — this writing requires what they call “design thinking.” It can, at times, involve no writing at all and mean simply organizing a page better while relaying those changes to the design team. Often, it’s about reducing language to its most essential, and effective, elements.

Recent client work:

Trellis Art Fund – UX copywriting, user journey design, mission statement, and brand voice

Verizon – UX copywriting, marketing copy, e-commerce site build (Click for case study)

Goldman Sachs – UX copywriting, UX research, branding (Click for case study)

Marcel – Marketing emails, UX copywriting, strategy

Better.com – Social media copywriting, strategy, marketing copy

eBay – Special video projects research, interviews

F!ve Drinks Co. – Social media strategy, marketing copy

Birra Del Borga – Editorial writing

General Electric – Editing Internal brand history book

Nike (for Document Journal) – Editing Victory of Youth special project

Adidas (for Johannes Leonardo) – Branded editorial writing for Omni Magazine project

Ralph Lauren – Editorial writing for Polo Shirt Book

Interview Magazine – Special video projects

Wild Fruit (agency) – Investor deck copywriting

132 Studio – Editorial writing, special projects, research

Portfolio (with case studies)