Carole O
Writer #26666
Joined 7/13/2018
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265 Projects
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Carole has written professionally since 2007, becoming a full-time freelance writer in 2010. Her published articles, blog posts and essays cover industries and topics such as drug rehabilitation, human resources, law, talent recruiting, DIY home improvement, construction, humanitarian issues, spirituality, religion, charitable industries and many others. She is comfortable with or without close editorial supervision and has five years of experience on a content development and strategy team.
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Specialties

Long-form and short-form articles, blog posts and essays; special reports; press releases; website landing pages; updating ineffective content wherever it lives.

Interests

Violence against women (with particular emphasis on India), the global water crisis, employer/employee relations, trends in HR, DIY home improvement, home inspections, law (especially wills and estate planning), prison reform, criminal justice, leprosy (Hansen's Disease), making complex topics approachable and relatable for non-expert readers.

Education

Roane State Community College

Carole graduated magna cum laude with an associate's in paralegal studies. A member of Phi Beta Kappa academic honor society, she was awarded an academic scholarship and named paralegal of the year in 2010.

Non Profit

15 Projects Completed

Carole has written several articles and long-form blog posts about diseases that affect people who live in developing countries. Her primary focus so far has been with malaria, leprosy and water-borne parasitic illnesses. The goal of this writing is to keep the charity's supporters informed about their work, improve transparency and generate more interest.

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250 Projects Completed

Carole has written numerous blog posts for the B2B market. She doesn't need to know the industry up front, as she spends a great deal of time researching to nail the brand voice and to use industry terms effectively. B2B content marketing should be different from B2C, as the audience is typically smaller, trust is paramount, and there’s more at stake with each click.

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