PORTFOLIO: BLOG POSTS
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Adding a blog to your website is one of the most effective ways to increase your organization's chances of being found in an online search. I do the research to understand your customers and their problems and then write engaging blog posts that position you as the go-to source of reliable, accurate information—and your product or service as their next logical purchase. On this page, you'll find some examples of blog posts I've written.
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Jenna and Friends Animal Sanctuary BlogI'm the founder of a nonprofit animal sanctuary in North Carolina, Jenna and Friends Animal Sanctuary. My blog posts have taken the form of short, fictional stories about the animals. My goal is to teach children important life lessons, including love, compassion, sharing, and gratitude. Adults love the stories too and I get lots of social media shares for each new blog post. See some examples on this page. And if you're interested in the sanctuary, you can follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
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Petunia teaches the meaning of joy
Petunia teaches her friend Pedro how to appreciate the life they have now.
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Suddenly, Pedro stood up on his short legs and asked Petunia, “What do we know about Joy? I suppose we’ll never know since we have so many awful memories of our past. Those days took away our Joy.” Petunia smacked her lips and twitched the little heart on her nose while she thought about her answer. Then she replied, “Joy is all around us, Pedro. And it’s also within us. That’s what Joy means to me.” Read full blog post >> |
Stella and her new herd
Shy, scared Stella learns how to open her heart and love and be loved by her new herd.
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Stella arrived at the sanctuary in the heat of summer when the other pigs were in the best of moods. The sun was shining, the leaves were rustling in the breeze, and the mud puddles were full of water. Love and freedom was in the air. But the air around Stella was different. She had never been around other pigs, and she was scared. The eyes that gazed at her through the fence were monster eyes. Read full blog post >> |
Lester learns compassion
Lester shares his story with Stella and in doing so learns how good it feels to help others.
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One night, Lester was roosting on his usual perch overlooking the pigs, when he heard Miss Stella crying softly to herself. Suddenly, he was overwhelmed with a feeling of compassion. He knew the other pigs often picked on her. He also remembered the farm where he used to live and how the chickens picked on him and made him cry. Lester flew down into Stella’s stall. Her snout was glistening in the moonlight from her tears. Read full blog post >> |
My clients can tell you moreI am proud of my work, and my clients and co-workers over the years have always been 100% satisfied with my writing and project management/communication skills.
Anna remains one of the best teammates I've had the honor of working with. Her industry knowledge, superior writing talent, and kind and helpful nature make her a rare find and one to treasure. I attribute much of my insights about technical writing to her coaching. Thank you, Anna! - Catherine A., Instructional Designer at Retail Business Solutions |
