Content marketing and SEO, from planning to publishing
I help businesses figure out what to publish, get it written, and make sure the right people find it. If you need articles, a newsletter, or someone to run your content program, let’s talk.
Not sure where to start? I’ll look at your content and search performance, find gaps, and give you a practical list of what to fix first.
I handle the work of keeping your content going, including research, writing, editing, and updates. We’ll agree on a schedule and review the results so you know what’s working.
Have writers but need someone to run the operation? I can manage assignments, edit drafts, and keep the publishing schedule on track.
I’ve spent more than 13 years writing, editing, and running content programs. My work spans SaaS, healthcare, firearms, technology media, and publishing. Healthcare and firearms are particular specialties, but I work with clients across industries.
I can research what your customers are looking for, write the articles, or manage the people who do. I also go back through existing content to find what’s worth updating and track whether the work is paying off.
Metrics sourced from GA4, GSC, and Ahrefs reporting windows. Shared-channel outcomes noted where applicable.
As Editor-in-Chief overseeing three high-traffic enthusiast publications under VerticalScope, I managed both editorial direction and SEO strategy for sites collectively drawing millions of monthly visitors. The challenge: three separate editorial teams, overlapping keyword targets, and years of accumulated content debt.
I conducted a comprehensive audit using Ahrefs to identify keyword cannibalization across the portfolio, then implemented a domain-level content strategy that gave each site clear topical lanes. I built standardized SEO workflows for non-technical editors (title tag formulas, heading structure templates, internal linking checklists) and established weekly reporting to track ranking movement and content performance.
I also managed The Firearm Blog's X account (@firearmblog), the flagship property in the portfolio, growing it to 2.74M impressions and 5,000+ net followers over 12 months with 128K total engagements (Mar 2025 to Mar 2026). Peak single-day performance: 332K impressions.
Beyond process, I drove results at the individual content level: researching keywords, planning content briefs, sourcing specialist writers, and writing high-impact pieces myself. Select results across the portfolio over the past 12 months:
As Content Marketing Manager for TextExpander, I inherited a blog that was publishing consistently but not strategically. I rebuilt the content program around keyword research, search intent mapping, and a topical authority model focused on productivity, automation, and workplace efficiency, managing execution across a distributed team.
I developed an editorial calendar driven by Ahrefs keyword data, rewrote and consolidated underperforming legacy content, and established an internal linking architecture that reinforced our core topic clusters. I also identified medical conferences as an untapped content vertical, then planned and wrote articles targeting specialty-specific search terms across cardiology, pediatrics, psychology, and nephrology. In 2025 alone, top-performing articles I wrote, revised, or restructured pulled over 54,000 organic views.
Co-founding Chapter House, a classical education publishing imprint, has been an exercise in building every layer of a content brand from scratch: positioning, audience development, content strategy, and go-to-market planning.
I developed a two-channel audience strategy: a Substack newsletter (Virtue and Wonder) for long-form thought leadership and an X account (@ChHouseBooks) for community engagement. The newsletter hit 259 subscribers in its first 14 days with 11.2K views. On X, a strategic engagement approach built around reply-threading and timely content drove 4,289 new followers in under a month, with a single peak day generating 132K impressions. Total reach exceeded 352K impressions in the first 28 days.
As Managing Editor and writer at TidBITS, a long-running Apple technology publication, I managed freelancers and content production while producing practical how-to and product content optimized for search. I departed in late 2022, but the content keeps working. In 2025 alone, articles I wrote between 2016 and 2022 pulled over 31,500 combined views.
On-page and technical SEO, keyword research and mapping, search intent analysis, topical authority development, SERP performance analysis, content gap analysis, SEO content auditing. Ahrefs (power user), Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Looker Studio, Screaming Frog, Google Tag Manager.
Content marketing strategy, editorial calendar planning, content refresh strategy, internal linking strategy, funnel content strategy, conversion rate optimization, content governance. Experience across SaaS, media, e-commerce, and publishing verticals.
13+ years managing writers, editors, and freelancers across distributed teams. Editorial operations, style guide development, editorial workflow design, stakeholder management, cross-functional collaboration. Comfortable running multiple properties simultaneously.
WordPress, HubSpot, Yoast SEO, Rank Math, Substack, YouTube Studio, Canva, Adobe Premiere Pro, CapCut. Basic HTML/CSS, Git, multi-site CMS management.
Design human-in-the-loop content workflows where AI handles research, first-pass drafting, and synthesis while editorial standards stay human-owned. Build role-specific prompt systems and QA checklists for voice consistency, factual accuracy, and brand safety. Agentic content creation including automated slideshow and social media production. Tools: Claude, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, OpenClaw, MidJourney, ElevenLabs, Sora, Nano Banana.
Selected work in healthcare content, firearms coverage, SaaS, and educational publishing.
Tell me what you’re working on and where you need help. I’m available for individual projects and ongoing consulting, whether you need a few good articles or someone to manage your content program.