I'm Stephanie. I write and edit copy that finds new readers and gets them hooked. Longform, SEO-driven content is my weapon of choice. I also write for paid and organic social, email, direct mail, and internal communications. But enough small talk! "Show don't tell" is the oldest rule in the book. So just keep scrolling like we're on Tiktok...
I've worked closely with designers and stakeholders to execute social media campaigns with high engagement.

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8 self-care ideas for summerAh, self-care! The concept of caring for one’s self as a radical act comes from Audre Lorde’s essay collection, A Burst of Light. In more recent years, self-care has become increasingly discussed as the philosophy of caring for our physical, emotional, and social health.
Now, I’ve written a lot about skincare as self-care—but that’s actually not the focus of this post! That's the beauty of self-care: how you practice is totally your choice. Daily self-care rituals are sustainable when they’re easy and free (or at least low-cost). Here are some accessible self-care tips to inspire a transformation in your day-to-day life.
The two finger rule for sunscreenInstagram postWriting is one thing, but helping new writers align their specific voice with brand values is another. I can do both! I've written brand value propositions, style guides, and product copy for brands like Elysium Health and Curology. As an editor, I leverage my background in writing instruction and publishing to help writers of all experience levels.
My blogs and guides for Curology reach millions of readers—and 1.9 out of every 100 of them becomes a Curology customer.
I helped establish Agency as an award-winning brand in its first year by applying my knowledge of screenwriting and storytelling to disrupt the scroll.
There's no form of writing I wouldn't try, and no writing challenge too tough. (Years of learning how to write sestinas will do that to you.)
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The coolest thing I've done so far: work with stakeholders and designers to write a "hugpack" poem for a direct mail campaign, which drove a 1.37% lift in retention over 30 days. Now, it's part of Curology's evergreen retention efforts.


