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You can’t see examples of all the different types of work I’ve done. Find out why.
Industry Concentration
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Other Industries
Marketing Click Here | Real Estate Click Here
TECHNOLOGY
IT/Managed Services/SaaS: Ghostwriting
KATHLEEN ALLARDYCE NAMED TO
SoftwareWorld’s 50 Best B2B SaaS Freelance Writers Who Will Multiply Your Website Traffic
- Use Content Strategy for SaaS to Reach More Prospects [view]
- Optimize Your SaaS Sales Cycle for B2B Success [view]
- Best Practices for Cloud Management [view]
- The Modern Creative Hub: How Software Integrations Can Improve Your Creative Enterprise [view}
- Strategy and web copy for a cybersecurity website [view]
- Can an Omnichannel Contact Center Improve Your Customer Service? [view]
- Case Study: Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit 5 Secures Google Workspace & Microsoft 365 [view]
- Case Study: Managing Student Cyber Safety in G Suite for Education [view]
- 6 Must Have Components of a Solid Unified Communications Strategy [view]
- What Everyone Needs to Know About the Cloud [view]
- 5 Devices That Will Make Your Conference Room the Coolest in Town [view]
- How to Choose the Right Workstation for Your Company [view]
- A Guide for Crafting a Small Business Data Backup Strategy [view]
- Common Technology Problems Solved by an MSP [view]
- 9 Things You Can Do to Outsmart Ransomware Attacks [view]
- 6 Cybersecurity Myths That Are Hurting Your Business [view]
- Use Salesforce to Amaze Your Customers with Automated Proposals and Contracts [view]
- Salesforce Contact Roles Are Essential to Improving Sales & Marketing [view]
- 9 Reasons Your Organization Should Migrate to Office 365 [view]
- Is Free Good Enough for Your MySQL Environment? [view]
- How to Apply the NIST Cybersecurity Framework in K-12 School Districts [view]
- Top Firewall Concerns in Remote Learning [view]
- 10 Cybersecurity Risks that Put K-12 Districts at Risk [view]
MARKETING/SALES
- What Everyone Needs to Know About Small Business Branding [view]
- What Works (and what doesn’t) with Buyer Lead-Qualifying Techniques [view]
- Planting the Seeds of Brand Perception: Agents Must be the Aston Martins of Real Estate [view]
- 3 Tips for Attracting Real Estate Leads [view]
- How to Make Your Brand Come Alive [view]
- How Digital Marketing Works [view]
- How to Write SEO Content in 2019 and Beyond [view]
- Real Estate Door Knocking: To Knock or Not Knock? [ghostwriting view]
- Are You Building the Skills that Will Help You Grow Your Real Estate Business? [ghostwriting view]
- 30 Actionable Real Estate Social Media Marketing Tips [ghostwriting view]
- Learn How You Can Improve Your Email Open Rate! [ghostwriting view]
REAL ESTATE
- How to Own a Home on a Home Business Budget [view]
- How to Get a Mortgage When You Have Student Debt [view]
- What You Need to Know About Emotions and Home Buying [view]
- A Day in the Life of a Listing Agent [view]
I managed a real estate blog for a long-time real estate client in Florida, choosing topics, writing blog posts and uploading them to a WordPress-based website:
- Outdoor Living Ideas [view]
- Want to Make a Small Room Look Larger? [view]
- Tips for Updating Your Home [view]
- Sellers: What Can Go Wrong at a Final Walk Through? [view]
- Mortgage Loans: Why are They Selling My Loan? [view]
- Why Shouldn’t I Sell My Home Myself? [view]
- First-Time Buyers Mortgage Tips [view]
- Can You Burglar Proof Your Davie Home? [view]
- The Broward County Real Estate Market: January 2020 [view]
- Best Home Projects for Stay at Home Days [view]
Why You Can’t See Examples of All the Different Work I’ve Done
It’s a funny thing about being a writer focused on content marketing. Writers want to show the work that they’ve done, but many of my clients display the name of their subject matter expert as the author. They request that I don’t use that content in my portfolio. Why? Because they’re concerned that someone will figure out that their internal expert didn’t write the content. As a result, you won’t be able to review a lot of my work. But here are just some of the companies I’ve written for.
