
About
How do you become a marketing writer? Step one: major in American History with no intention of teaching or going to law school.
My background
I've been writing copy and content since the mid-90s. According to the back of this envelope, I’ve done something like 4,500 projects totaling more than 5 million words. Some jobs were quick one-offs; other relationships have spanned a decade or more. People I work with take me with them when they change jobs.
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Today it's Kubernetes, tomorrow it's crypto. Next week it'll be DevSecOps and agentic AI. That's what keeps it interesting.
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Tell me about your business. I'll tell the world why it matters.
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My work
Most of my bylines appear under the name of a client executive. Many of my ebooks, infographics, and video scripts are done through agencies. My email nurtures and sales enablement pieces drive pipeline, but they’re not for public consumption.
In each of these cases, it wouldn’t be appropriate for me to talk about specific examples here. Instead, I'll speak generically about a few recent projects:
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Fast-growing Series B AI startup
Fast Company thought leadership byline series
Network security platform serving Fortune 500 customers
MOFU and BOFU nurture streams for three buyer personas
Publicly-traded enterprise security and compliance platform
Annual report on threat intelligence and cyberdefense trends
Fortune 1000 web infrastructure and security platform
White paper on AI security best practices
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Expertise
AI
Cybersecurity
Cloud
Enterprise SaaS
IT management
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Verticals
FinTech
Education
Healthcare
Retail
Telecom
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