Sarah Stasik
Sarah is an experienced writer and copyeditor with a background in project management. She’s Six Sigma Black Belt certified and leverages her knowledge of statistical analysis, process improvement and content marketing to help clients engage audiences and increase conversions.
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Is Multitasking Killing Your Freelance Career? And How to Rescue It
I used to believe I was great at doing multiple things at once and that gave me an edge over the competition, whether ...[ continue reading ]
The Framing Effect: How to Positively Influence Audience Response to C …
In my past life in corporate management, a VP once told me, "How you write about metrics is almost as important as the ...[ continue reading ]
11 Local Marketing Facts You Need to Know for Success
The world wide web might open global gates to businesses of all sizes, but for many brands, putting a smaller geographic emphasis on ...[ continue reading ]
Why You Should Worry About Your Content’s Reading Level
As a project manager and freelance writer, I’ve worked with numerous brands that wanted content within a specific readability range. Those companies often ...[ continue reading ]
It’s a Small World: Why Freelance Writers Should Build, Not Burn …
Freelancing isn't a modern invention. One of the earliest uses of the term comes from Sir Walter Scott's 19th century work, Ivanhoe, and ...[ continue reading ]
Marketing Copy Writing Tips From the Pros: How to Craft Creative Copy …
Good writers don't always write compelling marketing copy. No matter how much you know about grammar, storytelling, or the five-point essay, marketing copy ...[ continue reading ]
7 Realistic Freelance Editor and Writer Goals for 2018
In 2018, I'm going to triple my income, turn in every order three days early, drop 20 pounds, learn Thai boxing, finish a ...[ continue reading ]
7 Freelance Hacks to Get You Through The Holidays
Whether you celebrate something or not, the final weeks of the year can be difficult for freelancers. Family might be enjoying paid-time-off while ...[ continue reading ]
Word Count Matters: What Writers Can Learn from Twitter’s Move t …
After teasing and beta-testing for a few weeks, Twitter made the official move to 280 characters for all users in early November. Suddenly, ...[ continue reading ]